Monday, October 17, 2011

Red-Light Cameras: Reducing Crashes in Nassau County?

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The Wall Street Journal released an article this morning regarding red light cameras and crashes in Nassau County. Red light cameras in Nassau County have reduced traffic accidents “an average of 12-to-16 percent at 40 intersections,” (The Wall Street Journal).

In 2009, Nassau County installed 50 red-light cameras at intersections, the maximum amount allowed by state law. Recently people have voiced their concern that red-light cameras have increased the number of traffic accidents due to drivers trying to avoid a ticket at the last minute.

At 32 intersections where the county compared 12 months of data before and after cameras were installed, “there was an average 12.3 percent reduction in crashes. One intersection at the Roosevelt Field Mall showed a steep increase,” (The Wall Street Journal).

The study also found another eight intersections with six months of before and after data, which showed an average of 15.5 percent decline in crashes

Newsday was told by Chris Mistron, who helped develop the red-light camera program that lower speeds mean less violent crashes.

If you have received a red-light camera ticket, do NOT plead guilty! Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County help you! Call Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822, all consultations are free and no office visit is necessary. For more information, visitwww.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com.

Thursday, October 13, 2011

Eating, Applying Makeup and Drinking Coffee Next to be Banned While Driving!

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In Nassau County, and many other parts of the country, it is illegal to text while driving. Furthermore, it is illegal to use any mobile device while driving, unless it has a hands-free option. 

Experts believe there are a lot of other behaviors that are just as, if not, more distracting then texting-while-driving. Some believe that eating, applying makeup and drinking coffee should be banned to keep drivers focused on the road.

A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study showed “80% of all accidents are caused by distracted driving, some of which are caused by eating while driving,” (MyFoxChicago.com). They say burgers are the worst food to eat while driving, but the worst thing to consume while driving is hot coffee.

In Chicago, one trustee said she would like the local ordinance to “Crackdown on distracted drivers,” and that eating while driving should be one of them (MyFoxChicago.com). 

Should Nassau County take efforts to ban eating, applying makeup and drinking coffee while driving? Do you think these are severe distractions, enough to fine a driver for doing so? Let us know what you think on TrafficTicket Nassau County’s Facebook Wall linked here

If you find yourself with a texting-while-driving ticket, do NOT plead guilty! Call Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822. For more information, visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com . All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Stop Signs, and Moving Violations, and Speeding Tickets, OH MY! Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduces all fines!

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Don’t plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Nassau County and risk the loss of your license! Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County handle your case, appear in court on your behalf and fight to prevent any point against you.


Let’s break down Traffic Ticket Nassau County’s Case Studies for this week to see all the fines he has reduced and/or eliminated, as well as the number of points Traffic Ticket Nassau County has made disappear.


Case #1: The original charges were driving with no license, opting out of class and driving an unregistered motorcycle, with a total of $2,000 in fines. Traffic Ticket Nassau County had all charges dismissed, saving his client $2,000! 

Case #2: The original charge was failing to stop at a stop sign, adding 3 points onto his license and a $200 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced that to a parking ticket with no points and a $150 fine, saving his client 3 points and $50.

Case #3: The original charge was for unsafe backing up, with 2 points and a $195 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket with no points and a $150 fine, saving his client 2 points and $45.


Case #4: The original charge was failing to signal, adding 2 points onto his license and a $195 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket, with no points and a $150 fine, saving his client 2 points and $45.


Case #5: The original charge was a speeding ticket, driving 50mph in a 30mph zone, with 6 points and the maximum fine of $380. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket, with no points and only a $100 fine, saving his client 6 points and $280!


There it is, another successful week for Traffic Ticket Nassau County. To view previous case studies, click the "Case Studies" tab above.


If you have been issued a traffic violation in Nassau County, contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 and visit Traffic Ticket Nassau County for further information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!



Thursday, October 6, 2011

Texting While Driving: 3 points and $150 fine!

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If you haven’t heard already, texting while driving is illegal. Not only is it illegal, but a recent law passed this July increased the penalty from a 2 point offense to a 3 point offense and up to $150 fine.

In August, 1,082 tickets were issued to drivers using hand-held devices while driving. In the first six months of 2011, before the new law was passed, texting while driving averaged 427 tickets monthly.

According to an article posted by Reuters.com, police can now “solely stop drivers for using handheld devices while driving, making it a primary traffic offense.”

Be safe while driving. In 2009, “16% of fatal accidents on US roads were caused by distracted driving, and 20% of those injured in car accidents were involved in a crash where distracted driving was at least partly to blame,” (Reuters.com). 

Have you been issued a texting ticket in Nassau County? If so, DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY! Call Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 or visit www.TrafficTicketNasauCounty.com for more information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!

Tuesday, October 4, 2011

Effective October 5th- No More Waiting on Long Lines at NYSDMV for Renewals

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New York State Department of Motor Vehicle has dropped its vision test requirement in an effort to streamline state agencies. 

Effective Wednesday, October 5th, drivers will be able to “self-certify” that they meet the vision requirements when they renew their licenses. This allows New Yorkers to renew online without having to make a trip to the DMV.

Barbara Fiala, DMV Commissioner said that “the change is one of several stemming from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s call for state agencies to streamline,” (Saratogian).

For some, this may sound like a great idea: no more waiting on long lines at the DMV; no more inconveniences when it’s time to renew your license, etc. But, for many this seems like a safety no-no!

Kathleen A. Marchione, Saratoga County Clerk called the “self-certify” provision “absolutely absurd,” stating “NYS DMV needs to rethink this initiative. It’s unfathomable to believe that (New York State) has reached such lows that they’d trade money for people’s safety,” (Saratogian).

Marchione futher expressed her concern “that vision-impaired people would falsely report good vision in order to easily renew their licenses,” (Saratogian).

Six other states don’t require eye tests for license renewals, seven including New York, now. What do you think of this revision?

If you received a traffic ticket in Nassau County, DO NOT plead guilty! Call Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822, or visit www.TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for more information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!

Friday, September 30, 2011

Don't Plead Guilty! Here's This Weeks Case Studies: Original Charges & Reductions!


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Don’t plead guilty to a traffic ticket in Nassau County and risk the loss of your license! Let Traffic Ticket Nassau County handle your case, appear in court on your behalf and fight to prevent any point against you.
 
You won’t have to miss a minute of work, hire a babysitter for your children or inconvenience your daily routine when you pass your ticket on to Traffic Ticket Nassau County. In most cases, Traffic Ticket Nassau County will be able to have the fines reduced or even eliminated, keeping all costs at a minimum for you!
Let’s break down Traffic Ticket Nassau County’s Case Studies for this week to see all the fines he has reduced and/or eliminated, as well as the number of points Traffic Ticket Nassau County has made disappear.
Case number one: original charge was a speeding ticket, with 6 points on the license and $380 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced that to a parking ticket with no points and $150 fine, saving the client 6 points to his license and $230.
 
Case number two: original charges were a misdemeanor no insurance charge and a suspended license traffic violation. Traffic Ticket Nassau County got the traffic violation dismissed completely, leaving the client with no penalties.

Case number three: original charge was a stop sign violation, with 3 points on the license and $195 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket, with no points and $150 fine. This saved the client 3 points on his license and $45.

Case number four: original charge was another speeding ticket, with 6 points on the license and $495 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a “fail to signal” ticket with 2 points on the license and $245 fine, saving the client 4 points on his license and $250.

Case number five: original charge was “failing to obey device” with 2 points on the license and $195 fine. Traffic Ticket Nassau County reduced this to a parking ticket with no points and $150 fine, saving the client 2 points and $45.

Another successful week for Traffic Ticket Nassau County. To view previous case studies, click the "Case Studies" tab above.

If you have been issued a traffic violation in Nassau County, contact Traffic Ticket Nassau County at 516-319-5822 and visit http://www.trafficticketnassaucounty.com/ for further information. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

FREE Consultation's at Traffic Ticket Nassau County!

Before you plead guilty or not guilty to a ticket, call Traffic Ticket Nassau County for a FREE consultation!

Instead of surrendering yourself to points on your license and outrageous fines, consider having Traffic Ticket Nassau County appear in court for you to reduce your fines and possibly dismiss your charges.
Why pay a ticket when someone can help you? If you received a speeding, traffic, radar, seat belt, red light camera, illegal turn ticket, trucking violations, driving on a suspended or revoked license, driving without insurance, hit and run, reckless driving, DUI or DWI ticket, we can help you. Let us form a strategy to fight the fines for you!
By hiring Traffic Ticket Nassau County you will save yourself time, points on your license, money and aggravation. All consultations are free and no office visit is necessary!
Call today to see how Traffic Ticket Nassau County can help you at 516-319-5822. Visit TrafficTicketNassauCounty.com for more information.