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Speeding | Failure to Stop | Failure to Signal | Operating after Revocation | Operating While Suspended | Reckless Driving | Inattentive Driving | Unsafe Lane Deviation | Following too Closely | Excessive Speeding | Failure to stop at stop sign | Lane deviation | Turn signal offenses | Failure to yield | Driving without registration | Driving without Insurance | Driving without a drivers license | Hit and Run | Failure to contact authorities
This data is pulled from wisconsin DOT. Resources: DOT TCMap Traffic Count Map, and Live Traffic Count Map. The table below contains data pulled up until mid 2024. THIS IS NOT DATA FROM OUR FIRM AS THIS IS PUBLIC DATA FROM STOPS IN WISCONSIN.
| Rank | Charge | Code | Points | Statute | Data Up Until 2024 | Percent of Total Traffic Convictions In WI |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Speeding Intermediate (11-19 over) | SI | 4 | 346.57(4)(a - k), (5) | 71,403 | 11.91% |
| 2 | Operating While Suspended | OWS | 3 | 343.44(1)(a) | 53,378 | 8.91% |
| 3 | Compulsory Insurance – No Insurance | CNI | 0 | 344.62(1) | 43,012 | 7.18% |
| 4 | Speeding Excess (20 or more over) | SE | 6 | 346.57(4)(a - k), (5) | 39,800 | 6.64% |
| 5 | Unregistered Vehicle/td> | UV | 0 | 341.04(1), (2) | 37,403 | 6.24% |
| 6 | Speeding (1-10 over) | S | 3 | 346.57(4)(a-k), (5); 346.58 | 36,770 | 6.14% |
| 7 | Operating w/o Driver License | OWL | 3 | 343.05(3)(a), (b), (c) | 35,310 | 5.89% |
| 8 | Failure to Fasten Seat Belt | FFS | 0 | 347.48(2m)(b), (c), (d) | 30,629 | 5.11% |
| 9 | OWI intoxicant/controlled substance | OWI | 6-M | 346.63(1)(a), (am) | 25,473 | 4.25% |
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Almost always the answer is YES. Most Milwaukee county attorneys should work with proof against radar, laser guns (LIDAR), pacing, aircraft monitoring, speed cameras, and unmarked vehicles. Most of the time the prosecutor or DA is open to making a plea deal. When in doubt plea out. tm. Amending your ticket will result in a lesser point citation with often an increase for the cost of the traffic ticket.
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In Wisconsin, the driver’s point system is a method used by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to track and evaluate driving behaviors. The system is designed to promote safe driving habits by assigning points for various traffic violations. These points serve as a measure of a driver’s risk on the road. Here’s how it generally works:
Yes, In Wisconsin, you can be cited for driving at an excessively slow speed if it impedes the flow of traffic. State law prohibits driving too slowly when it causes traffic obstruction. If cited for this offense, you may receive 2 points on your license.
No they do not. Wisconsin also does not share traffic violations to other states. However most convictions are kept on record for a minimum of 5 years.
Our legal team has a wealth of experience and specialized knowledge in handling a wide range of traffic-related cases. We have successfully represented clients in various traffic violation matters, from speeding tickets to more complex cases. Contact your Wisconsin traffic lawyer today or call (414)-427-6181.
We understand that each traffic case is unique, and we tailor our approach to the specific circumstances of our clients. Our attorneys take the time to listen to your side of the story, ensuring a customized strategy that aims for the best possible outcome. Contact your Wisconsin traffic lawyer today or call (414)-427-6181.
Dealing with traffic tickets and going to court can be time-consuming and stressful. Our goal is to alleviate this burden by handling the legal procedures on your behalf, allowing you to focus on other important aspects of your life. Contact your Wisconsin traffic lawyer today or call (414)-427-6181.
While traffic violations can result in fines and increased insurance premiums, our strategic approach aims to mitigate these costs whenever possible. We work to achieve cost-effective solutions that align with your best interests. Contact your Wisconsin traffic lawyer today or call (414)-427-6181.
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When getting a traffic ticket it is important to understand how it may effect you personally. If you are a driver who already has points on their record it is in your best interest to hire an attorney who can advocate on your behalf. This increases the chances of your case being reduced or completely dismissed. Read more about how a lawyer can help to fight a traffic ticket in our blog post here.
If you have received a ticket in Southeast Wisconsin county, contact our firm. You can schedule a consultation by calling us at (414) 427-6181 or via email [email protected].
If you fail to pay your traffic ticket, your situation will only get worse. You will be give a certain amount of time to pay for your ticket and if you fail to do that, it will result in additional fees, penalties and/or a license suspension. You will also loose the chance to reduce/dismiss your ticket. This will result in you being automatically found guilty.
It may seem like a burden to have to deal with the consequences of a traffic ticket. However, you do not have to face this alone, by contacting an attorney you will have someone representing you on your behalf so that you are guaranteed the best outcome in your case.
In the state of Wisconsin, points will remain on your record for 5 years, starting from the date you are convicted. If you are charged with a serious offense such as a DUI or OWI it will last on your record for 55 years.
Violating the restrictions of a probationary license can result in penalties such as fines, extended probationary periods, or even a suspension of the driver’s license. The severity of the consequences depends on the nature of the violation and the local laws.
No, typically the court opts to reduce your ticket to a less severe offense rather than dismissing it outright. For instance, if you were significantly speeding, they might change the ticket to a lower speeding offense or convert it to a non-moving violation like an equipment-related infraction.
For example, if you were initially charged with reckless driving for going 30 miles over the speed limit, the court might amend it to a standard speeding ticket for going 10 miles over the limit instead. This will result in:
No, we will handle your citation from start to finish. You will get an email of outcome after we have appeared on your behalf for your court date.
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