WE FIGHT TRAFFIC TICKETS
Traffic Lawyer John Crangle fights to keep points and violations off your driving record. Crangle Law Firm LLC helps you save money and keep your insurance rates low. John Crangle appears on your behalf so you don’t have to. This saves you time.
Car insurance is expensive, and Traffic Tickets increase your rates. Crangle Law Firm LLC knows how to fight these tickets and save you money. We also save you time by appearing on your behalf at the Court date. Crangle Law Firm LLC is your Upstate Traffic Lawyer. We help keep your insurance rates low and keep points off your record.
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TRAFFIC LAWYER JOHN CRANGLE FIGHTS
Driving Under the Influence (DUI )
Speeding Tickets
Failure to Stop for Blue Light
Driving Under Suspension (DUS)
Habitual Traffic Offender
Hit & Run
Improper Lane Change
Reckless Driving
Other Traffic Tickets
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HOW DO POINTS WORK IN SC?
South Carolina employs a point system for drivers. The basics are this:
Everyone starts with 0 points on your record. If you accumulate 12 points or more, your Driver’s License will be suspended. After one year, half of the Points “fall off”. After the second year, the other 1/2 of the points fall off your record.
For example: If you’re charged with a 6-point speeding ticket on January 10, 2020, then 3 points fall off on January 10, 2021 and the other 3 points fall off on January 10, 2022. Leaving you with 0 points on January 11, 2022.
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Keeping points off your record is critical for insurance purposes and keeping your Driver’s License. Crangle Law Firm works to dismiss the points or reduce the points on a ticket to the lowest possible level.
The fine amount varies based on the number of points:
6-Point Ticket: Max fine $440, 4-Point Ticket: Max fine $180, 2-Point Ticket: Max fine $75
Insurance companies DO NOT use the point system. They look for moving violations. This is because points vary from state to state. In South Carolina, reckless driving is a 6-point ticket in North Carolina it is a 4-point ticket.
HOW TO READ YOUR TICKET
Below is an example of a ticket. It’s broken into sections by color:
- Red Section – The driver’s information section. It lists the driver of the vehicle and the driver’s identifying information.
- Orange Section – The vehicle information. It lists the owner of the vehicle.
- Green Section – The court section. It lists court location and the court date.
- Blue Section -The violation section. It lists date of the violation and what law the driver is accused of violating.
- Pink Section -The officer section and also the fine amount section. The bond amount is the fine the officer will seek at the bench trial date. You do not pay the fine until you are convicted.
