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Illinois Traffic Lawyers

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Drivers of vehicles in Illinois are subject to local ordinances, county ordinances and state laws. Most people are reliant on their cars for work, school or other activities and life and loss of driving privileges could substantially affect the life that they have grown accustomed to. In addition, violations of traffic laws in Illinois can bring substantial fines as well as increase your rates for insurance.

We help people find traffic lawyers anywhere in Illinois. While the most common offense for us to help with is defending people charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Illinois, we are also able to help with many other areas of traffic law. The links below will provide more information about some of the areas that we have helped other people with as well as more information about Illinois traffic laws. If you have additional questions or would like a referral to an Illinois traffic lawyer, please contact us. All inquiries are free and confidential.

Findgreatlawyers.com is a free service, run by Illinois lawyers, to help people with any Illinois legal matter. From Chicago to Belleville, to Peoria to Rockford and all locations in between, we will use our best efforts to help you with your legal situation.

Did you know these legal facts, news, tips?

You can’t expunge traffic offenses.
There are four locations for Secretary of State’s formal driver’s license reinstatement hearings: Chicago, Joliet, Springfield and Mt. Vernon.
If you Illinois driver’s license is suspended in Wisconsin or most other states, Illinois will also suspend it too.
Driving on a suspended license can now lead to jail time.
If you are under 21 years of age and you receive two moving violations within 24 months, your license will be suspended.
If your license is suspended or revoked, you can petition the Secretary of State for a hardship license that might allow you to drive to work or school.
If you have received 4 D.U.I.’s in Illinois as long as the 4th is after 1999 your license is revoked for life with no chance of reinstatement.
You cannot expunge traffic tickets.
You cannot expunge D.U.I.’s.
If you get a speeding ticket in a construction zone, the minimum fine is $375. The second ticket in a construction zone would result in a $1000 fine and a suspension of your license for 90 days.
If your license is suspended you can file for a hardship license to drive to work or school.
In most traffic cases, a lawyer will handle the case on a flat fee basis no matter how many court appearances are required.

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