When Can Traffic Violations Lead to License Suspension?
In Illinois, traffic violations can lead to a license suspension when you have 3 moving violations in 12 months or 2 moving violations in 24 months when you are under the age of 21. Once you have triggered a suspension, your points determine the suspension period. Your license may also be suspended or revoked...
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Difference Between Formal and Informal License Reinstatement Hearings
If your driver’s license has been suspended or revoked, it may be necessary to attend a hearing in order to make a case for the possible reinstatement of your driving privileges. Informal hearings apply to less serious suspensions. Formal hearings apply to serious infringements, and eligibility is determined by statute and the Secretary of State...
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When “Minor” Car Accidents Lead to Major Injuries
When a vehicle collision occurs at low speeds, and there is little damage or no damage done to either of the cars involved, it can be easy to shrug it off as a “minor” accident. However, these seemingly minor accidents can result in major injuries that victims may not even realize they sustained at...
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What To Do After a Bicycle Accident in Springfield?
After a bicycle accident in Springfield, get out of the way of additional risk as soon as possible. Then, call 911 for help. Knowing what to do after a bicycle accident in Springfield is critical to protecting yourself and your right to financial compensation later. In the ideal situation, take these steps after your...
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