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Speeding Tickets and Traffic Citations in Tennessee

By Baker Associates

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Tennessee Speeding Ticket Lawyers understand that Tennessee law enforcement officers use traffic citations to help keep our roadways safe; but receiving a traffic citation can have lasting consequences for Tennessee drivers. Some of the more common traffic citations in Tennessee include: ? Driving Without a License ? Driving Without Registration ? Driving Without Insurance ? Leaving the Scene of an Accident ? Mechanical Violations ? Reckless Driving ? Running a Red Light or Stop Sign ? Seat Belt / Child Restraint Violations ? Speeding Mailing a traffic citation payment may seem like the easiest answer for many drivers. Paying the traffic citation, however, means that a Tennessee driver will automatically be convicted of the offense. A conviction can mean paying a fine and/or court costs, increased car insurance premiums, probation, points added to your driving record and even suspension of your driver's license...continue to full post

Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on March 20, 2008 (boomark / email).

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