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Reckless Driving

Felony and Misdemeanor Reckless Driving Violations

In the state of Virginia, the laws regarding reckless driving are strict and many drivers do not realize how serious the consequences can be for a conviction. Depending on the circumstances of the violation, your driving privileges may be suspended in Virginia (or in your home state if you are an out-of-state driver) and you may also face fines and jail time in a more severe case. Work to protect yourself and your driving privileges by hiring an experienced lawyer for your criminal defense.

At the Law Office of Kyle Courtnall, PLLC, we handle reckless driving violations on a regular basis and have resolved more than 1000 cases for Virginia and out-of-state drivers. We work hard to help drivers get the charges against them reduced or dismissed and to help them hold on to their driving privileges and their freedom. Attorney Kyle Courtnall is a former prosecutor and public defender who can help make sure that get a fighting chance to defend yourself against these criminal charges.

In addition to civilian driving privileges, a reckless driving conviction can also affect security clearances and other matters that affect government contractors and military personnel. Protect your livelihood by speaking with us at the Law Office of Kyle Courtnall, PLLC.

Reckless Driving Charges in Fairfax County, Virginia

In Fairfax County, Virginia, reckless driving is a broad traffic offense that is often used as a catch-all by police officers. In order to prove that reckless driving occurred, it needs to be proven that the driver was intentionally driving at a speed or in a manner that could endanger the life or property of another.

In some cases, a driver may believe that he or she has only been given a speeding ticket, but if the driver was going more than 80 miles per hour, a police officer may charge that person with reckless driving, which could mean a possible license suspension or jail time. Other examples of reckless driving could include:

  • Passing a stopped school bus
  • Overtaking or passing an emergency vehicle
  • Racing
  • Driving too fast for traffic conditions
  • Passing a vehicle at a railroad crossing

Learn More Information at the Law Office of Kyle Courtnall, PLLC

If you have been charged with reckless driving in the state of Virginia, you need to take this charge seriously and speak with an attorney about your situation. At the Law Office of Kyle Courtnall, PLLC, we can answer your questions and provide the information you need to protect your rights. Call 888-326-0364 for a free e-mail or phone consultation. We offer military discounts and cost effective representation. Se habla español.

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