When it comes to Texting and Driving Crimes in Oklahoma, it’s a very serious matter. Texting and Driving is more commonly called “distracted driving”. This is often the reason for most of our everyday auto accidents in today’s technologically centered society. Approximately 9 people each day are in fatal car accidents involving a distracted driver. However, texting and driving accounts…
In Oklahoma, a Traffic camera ticket can be issued for many different traffic violations. The tickets often refer to fines or citations issued through the mail to individuals based on purported evidence captured by traffic surveillance cameras. These cameras are often for traffic enforcement and security purposes. Here are some common scenarios where surveillance camera tickets might be issued: Local…
Driving Under Suspension in Oklahoma is a common traffic offense in Oklahoma. Yes, driving while your driver’s license is suspended is a crime. While it’s a misdemeanor, each time you drive with a suspended license is considered a separate offense. Most cases are handled in the Municipal Court in the city where the ticket is issued. Sometimes though, the case…
A Tulsa Municipal court warrant can be removed but it takes certain action on your part. Its not uncommon for a person issued a traffic ticket or other municipal violation to forget to pay a fine or show up to court. In this instance its a shock to find out that the City issued a criminal warrant for your arrest….
You can expunge traffic tickets in Oklahoma and keep your private driving record private. Even the most careful drivers receive the occasional traffic ticket. When tickets start to pile up, though, they can have serious consequences for a person’s insurance costs and may lead to a driver’s license suspension or revocation. More serious traffic offenses like driving under the influence…
Aggravated Speeding In Oklahoma is a crime that law enforcement takes very seriously. There are two sources of laws that regulate the speed of travel for motor vehicles on the roads and highways of the state. There is the “basic rule” that leaves it to the driver to go at a “careful and prudent speed”, and there are specific laws…