Have you been charged with reckless driving in Vallejo, CA?
A reckless driving charge could lead serious consequences including license suspension and jail time. This is a misdemeanor criminal traffic offense that is far more dangerous than a minor traffic infraction. If you have been arrested for reckless driving or any other traffic offense, you should consult with us at Maas and Russo immediately. We defend those who face reckless driving charges, and our goal is to reduce the damage as much as possible. It is important that we review the case facts immediately. Your future ability to legally operate a vehicle could be at risk. You may be innocent or other factors were involved that forced you to drive in a manner that appeared unsafe, such a hazards on the road or an effort to avoid a collision.
You can be charged with reckless driving if you are found to be driving in a manner that demonstrates carelessness or a disregard for the safety of other drivers, pedestrians or property. Examples include but are not limited to weaving in and out of traffic in an unsafe manner, running red lights, excessive speeding, racing and other similar alleged driving conduct. You can also be charged with reckless driving if the incident occurred on private property, such as a parking lot or other location.
Reckless Driving Defense Attorneys in Fairfield
Penalties for reckless driving charges include 5 - 90 days in jail and/or fines from $145 to $5000. You could also have your license suspended for a long period of time. If an accident took place and another person suffered severe bodily injuries or death, the penalties imposed will be far more extreme.
We are prepared to take action to help you fight the charges. Our legal team has the protection of your rights and your freedom as their top priority.
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