Informative Blog Posts About GA Traffic, DUI, Misdemeanor, Felony & Probation Violations

Many courts in metro Atlanta remain closed The Atlanta Metro courts are slowly opening. My court work has been canceled for several days because of hurricane Irma. I have been working from home on numerous clients behalf. All of my clients court cases have been rescheduled for a date in the future. Often, court delays benefit my clients. The officer that wrote the ticket may have a conflict and be unable to appear in court. With a backlog in cases, the county or state maybe more willing to negotiate a settlement that benefits my client. Sometimes, the case simply falls through the cracks.

Calls from potential clients who live out of state. Today, I received two calls from potential clients, one from South Carolina and one from Tennessee. Both potential clients received speeding tickets in Alpharetta, GA.

Atlanta has tropical storm Irma traffic. 6 million Floridians left Florida because of hurricane Irma. Many of them came to the Atlanta area. Now, tropical storm Irma is coming to Atlanta. Our overcrowded roads and highways are bulging with additional vehicles. Drive carefully, and be polite to our visitors. Many traffic tickets are being issued during this hectic time. This plea for safe driving comes to you from the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller.

Atlanta has hurricane Irma traffic. 6 million Floridians left Florida because of hurricane Irma. Many of them came to the Atlanta area. Now, tropical storm Irma is coming to Atlanta. Our overcrowded roads and highways are bulging with additional vehicles. Drive carefully, and be polite to our visitors. Many traffic tickets are being issued during this hectic time.

9:03 PM on Thursday, September 7, 2017 Traffic moving through Atlanta unobstructed except on I-75 north of I-285. Traffic moving at 18 mph, North on I-75, at the Canton Road connector. Traffic moving north, at the I-75, I-85 Grady hospital curve, bumper to bump. Lots of brake lights at 15 mph. Heavy traffic today throughout the metro Atlanta area because of the evacuation from hurricane Irma. Drive with caution at all times. This traffic update is provided to you by the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller.

Atlanta traffic on 9/6/17 at 10:00 AM. Traffic moving nicely in and around Atlanta with no major interruptions, except on southbound I-85, at Steve Reynolds Boulevard. A reported stopped tractor-trailer in right centerline causing stop and go traffic. Also, traffic on I-285 at flat Shoals Road, there is an accident and traffic is moving at 3 to 10 mph. This traffic update is provided to you by the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller.

Metro Atlanta traffic on 9/5/17 at 5:33 PM (1) Accident with left lane blocked at I-75/85 south at Peachtree Street and Pine. This is Exit 249B (2) Stop and go traffic north on I-85 westbound between GA – 400 and I-75. Traffic moving between 11 and 18 mph. (3) accident reported center lane of I-285 West at Roswell Road exit. (4) stop and go traffic westbound on I-20 between the downtown connector and I-285 West. Traffic moving between 18 and 24 mph on this stretch of highway. This traffic update is provided by the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller. Call 707-408-1001 for a free consultation.

Another client with a school bus traffic ticket. I was just hired by another client to fight his passing school bus traffic ticket. This particular incident happened in Dunnwoody. Law-enforcement officers are always vigilant during school sessions. However, at the beginning of the school year, it seems that more tickets are written down at the end of the year. Always be careful when driving your vehicle. Pay attention and look for school zones and school buses. this plea for safe driving is provided to you by the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense of attorney Scott Miller.

Atlanta metro traffic report on 9/5/17 at 12:05 PM Traffic moving smoothly at the speed limit on I-285. Disabled vehicle in the westbound lane I-20 at Panola Road, stop and go traffic moving at 17 mph. Expect delays of up to 10 minutes.

Happy Labor Day! From the Alpharetta law office of Scott Miller Labor Day frees us from work to enjoy leisure time like backyard barbecues. If alcohol is involved in your Labor Day celebration, do not drive a motor vehicle. Have a designated driver accompany you to the celebration. If no designated driver he's available, remember this, your liver takes one hour to remove one ounce of alcohol from your bloodstream. If you have consumed 3 ounces of alcohol, then it will take your liver three hours to clear the alcohol from your bloodstream. Do not drink and drive, the AAA offers free towing for your vehicle on Labor Day. Have a safe and happy Labor Day!