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Oct 10, 2019
2 min

HOW LONG DO POINTS STAY ON YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE?

Being convicted for a traffic violation can become a real headache—and an expense. For every traffic violation with which you are charged, if the traffic court finds you guilty you can face serious penalties, including having points added to your license. For example, in New York State, if you're convicted of speeding 25 miles over the posted speed limit you can receive 6 points on your license and if you are convicted of improper cell phone use you can receive 5 points on y

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Are you at risk of getting a traffic ticket? Read this.

by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

May 30, 2019
3 min

Are you at risk of getting a traffic ticket? Read this.

It's true that, with the summer approaching, exam season is almost over. But why not take a few minutes of your time to test yourself on today's traffic laws. Take this quiz to assess your traffic law IQ and avoid getting into legal trouble on the roads. 1. You can't get a ticket for cell phone use as long as you're speaking through a Bluetooth wireless connection. True___ False _____ 2. It’s perfectly okay to toot your horn if you’re trying to urge the driver in front of you

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Winter Alert: 13 Car Emergency Essentials

by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Jan 20, 2019
1 min

Winter Alert: 13 Car Emergency Essentials

Dead batteries are a reality for far too many people during peak winter months. Even if you're a member of AAA (American Automobile Association), roadside assistance can be slow because of high demand. Be safe by stocking your car with the following emergency essentials. It can mean the difference between being stranded or arriving at your destination without aggravation. 1. Spare tire 2. Tire jack 3. Tire iron 4. Tire inflator and sealer (to help you plug a leak until you g

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DON'T Have Your Driver's License Suspended or Revoked: What you need to know

by Eli Moore Traffic Attorney

Jan 18, 2019
2 min

DON'T Have Your Driver's License Suspended or Revoked: What you need to know

My clients are inevitably shocked, dismayed, and frustrated when they have their driver's licenses suspended. The most common reasons for getting a definite suspension order in New York State are: not having automobile liability insurance having a conviction for an alcohol or drugged driving charge having received multiple traffic violations, totaling 11 points within an 18-month period not following the rules for junior drivers The reasons for receiving an indefinite suspens

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by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Sep 22, 2018
2 min

Traffic Tickets for Double Parking

Many parents assume that it's perfectly okay to double park outside a school when running inside to drop off or pick up their children at the beginning or end of the day. And so many were surprised last year when media reported that parents had received $100 tickets for double parking outside William Ward Elementary School in New Rochelle (http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2017/11/06/new-rochelle-parking-tickets/). While you may consider double parking a harmless habit, it is, in f

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DID YOU LOSE YOUR TRAFFIC TICKET? Follow These 4 Steps

by Eli Moore Traffic Attorney

Jul 9, 2018
2 min

DID YOU LOSE YOUR TRAFFIC TICKET? Follow These 4 Steps

The only thing more frustrating than receiving a traffic ticket may be losing one. Unfortunately, replacing a lost ticket can be harder than you think. Here's what you need to know to remedy the situation: 1. If your traffic ticket was marked Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB) on the bottom, you're in luck. Go to: https://dmv.ny.gov/tickets/get-copy-tvb-ticket, fill out the requested information, and you will be able to order a replacement. 2. If yours was a parking or moving v

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Pulled Over by the Police? Don't Forget to Follow These 6 Steps

by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Mar 19, 2018
2 min

Pulled Over by the Police? Don't Forget to Follow These 6 Steps

Even the best drivers may find themselves the target of a police car’s sirens and flashing lights. When you're pulled over, be sure you following the protocol below to ensure you don't escalate the situation: 1. As soon as you realize you're being pulled over, use your turning signal and change lanes until you can stop in a place that is safe for both you and the officer. Then turn off your engine and roll down your window. 2. If it’s dark, put on your interior car lights and

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What Every Senior Citizen Driver in New York Needs to Know

by Eli Moore, Westchester County Traffic Attorney

Jan 15, 2018
2 min

What Every Senior Citizen Driver in New York Needs to Know

While there are no set rules about at what age a person needs to give up his or her driver's license in New York, the state does have special rules for older drivers. The aim of these rules to is to make sure that everyone on the road can respond quickly and effectively to hazardous conditions. If you're a senior citizen driver, here's what you need to know: 1. You will probably need to get a vision test from the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) or bring the results of a v

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by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Nov 28, 2017
1 min

5 Ways to Fight DWI/DUI Charges

You probably assume that if you're arrested for Driving While Intoxicated (DWI)—also known as DUI (Driving Under the Influence)—you have no defense and it's a lost cause to fight the charge. False! The penalties for a DWI/DUI charge in New York include hefty fines, the suspension or revocation of your driver's license for up to one year, and required installation of an ignition interlock device on any vehicles registered in your name. These consequences will have serious repe

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WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER LEAVE THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT

by Eli Moore Traffic Attorney

Sep 18, 2017
2 min

WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER LEAVE THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT

Leaving the scene of an accident is a serious crime with maximum penalties potentially adding up to thousands of dollars in fines and years in prison. The consequences for driving away from the scene of a car accident vary, depending on whether anyone was hurt or the driver has prior convictions for the same driving offense. These are the charges and penalties you may face in New York State if you drive away from the scene of a car accident: If neither a person or anima

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DON’T PLEAD GUILTY TO A
TRAFFIC TICKET
UNTIL YOU READ THIS!

by Eli Moore Traffic Attorney

Sep 15, 2017
3 min

DON’T PLEAD GUILTY TO A TRAFFIC TICKET UNTIL YOU READ THIS!

One of the biggest mistakes people make when receiving a traffic ticket is to automatically plead guilty and pay the fine. Instead, follow these five steps and there's a strong possibility you'll either reduce the number of points added to your driving record, eliminate points altogether, lower your fine, and and keep your car insurance low. Here's what to do: 1. REMEDY THE PROBLEM ASAP. If you receive a summons for an equipment violation, such as having tinted car windows,

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by Eli Moore Traffic Attorney

Sep 10, 2017
2 min

RECKLESS DRIVING: ANSWERS TO YOUR 3 BIGGEST QUESTIONS

As an experienced traffic attorney, I've found that few people know what the term "reckless driving" means and what its penalties are. And that's unfortunate because in New York State, reckless driving is considered a misdemeanor—which is defined as a criminal charge and results in a criminal record. Driving recklessly is not to be taken lightly, so it's important to be in the know to prevent safety and legal problems. Q. What is reckless driving? A. Reckless driving is defin

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Yes, You Can Get a Bicycle Ticket, Who Knew?

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Aug 17, 2016
1 min

Yes, You Can Get a Bicycle Ticket, Who Knew?

While riding a bicycle one of the last thing people may be thinking about is stopping at red lights and stop signs. However, bicycle riders are generally expected to follow local traffic laws that apply to motorists. In addition to following the local traffic laws there may be local provisions that require cyclists to wear helmets, rules against riding on sidewalks and rules against riding a bike while intoxicated. Common bicycle rules include: · Make Sure to Signal- Fa

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lynnmoore18

Aug 2, 2016
2 min

Safeguard Your Car against Break-ins

CNN reports that each year there are about 1.85 million vehicle break-ins where an estimated value of over 1.2 billion dollars in personal items and accessories are stolen. This staggering number of break-ins does not even include attempted break-ins. While it is impossible to ensure that no one will ever try to break into your car unless you have 24 hour guards, there are several tips that can make your car less of a target for car thieves. · Lock Your Car Doors: Locki

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lynnmoore18

Jul 19, 2016
1 min

Great Smartphone Driving Apps

Today there are phone applications that can order you lunch, book you a flight and do everything in between. These applications were created to make your life easier and there are several apps that can make your life as a driver much easier. Below are driving apps that are meant to improve your driving experience by helping you save some money. For the full list see popular mechanics. iGasUp ($0.99) This app displays the 10 nearest gas stations and their prices. The app’s de

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Safe Driving Tips For Staying Safe This Summer

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Jul 5, 2016
1 min

Safe Driving Tips For Staying Safe This Summer

Most people think the winter is the most dangerous time of the year for driving because of snow and ice but the summer comes with its own dangers. In fact, the most dangerous time to drive is actually August. In order, to stay safe it is important to understand what makes summer months so dangerous so that you can protect yourself and your family. The first factor that increases the danger of summer driving is that there are more teens on the road. Since school is out teenage

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Jun 29, 2016
2 min

Traffic Court Plea

If you end up going to traffic court for a traffic violation you will be faced with several options as tp how to plead. It can be hard to understand the ramifications of how you plead so it is important to hire a competent traffic attorney to represent you. Below is a list of different pleas that may be made in traffic court. · Pay a Fine: is equivalent to entering a guilty plea and the offense will show up on your driving record. This means if you already have one offen

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New York State Penalties for Driving While Intoxicated

by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Jun 27, 2016
1 min

New York State Penalties for Driving While Intoxicated

If you get caught driving in New York with a blood alcohol level of.08% or higher you will be charged with Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) also referred to as Driving Under of the Influence (DUI). However, based upon your alcohol level and other factors you may be charged with other violations with more serious penalties. Below is a chart from the New York State DMV of the different alcohol and drug related penalties. If you get charged with DWI then you need to contact a tra

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Jun 10, 2016
1 min

How to Transfer Ownership of a Vehicle

If you want to transfer ownership of a vehicle to another person then you need to follow certain steps. If you’re selling your car, you must either complete and sign the transfer ownership section of a title certificate and sign a bill of sale or provide another form of proof of ownership and transfer of ownership. For example, you must have a NYS certificate of Title (not a photocopy) or acceptable proof from another state. If you are buying the vehicle, then you need to

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Moved to New York from another state? You have 30 days to apply for a New York State License.

by Eli Moore Westchester and New York City Traffic

Jun 6, 2016
1 min

Moved to New York from another state? You have 30 days to apply for a New York State License.

If you have recently moved to New York from another state then you have 30 days to apply for a New York State License. However, if you have a valid license from a U.S. state, federal district, territory or Canadian province, then you can exchange it for a New York State License as long as it contains photo ID, is valid or has not expired for more than 24 months, has been issued at least 6 months before you’re going to exchange it, and has not been revoked, suspended, marked a

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HOW LONG DO POINTS STAY ON YOUR DRIVER'S LICENSE?

Are you at risk of getting a traffic ticket? Read this.

Winter Alert: 13 Car Emergency Essentials

DON'T Have Your Driver's License Suspended or Revoked: What you need to know

Traffic Tickets for Double Parking

DID YOU LOSE YOUR TRAFFIC TICKET? Follow These 4 Steps

Pulled Over by the Police? Don't Forget to Follow These 6 Steps

What Every Senior Citizen Driver in New York Needs to Know

5 Ways to Fight DWI/DUI Charges

WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER LEAVE THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT

DON’T PLEAD GUILTY TO A TRAFFIC TICKET UNTIL YOU READ THIS!

RECKLESS DRIVING: ANSWERS TO YOUR 3 BIGGEST QUESTIONS

Yes, You Can Get a Bicycle Ticket, Who Knew?

Safeguard Your Car against Break-ins

Great Smartphone Driving Apps

Safe Driving Tips For Staying Safe This Summer

Traffic Court Plea

New York State Penalties for Driving While Intoxicated

How to Transfer Ownership of a Vehicle

Moved to New York from another state? You have 30 days to apply for a New York State License.