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

I was stopped for failure to maintain lane. Then I got a DUI. I was entering Georgia 400 from Haynes Bridge Road, when I was stopped for failure to maintain lane. The officer then charged me with DUI. I called attorney Scott Miller in Alpharetta, and he got both of the charges dismissed. Lynne: Sandy Springs, GA. When traveling within a lane that has a solid white line, you are not permitted to cross the solid white line, until it becomes a broken white line. Frequently a DUI charge occurs after a stop for some minor traffic violation. Often the driver of the vehicle has consumed only one or two drinks of wine or beer. If in the officers opinion you are driving less safe, in all likelihood you will be charged with DUI, driving last safe. The failure to maintain lane charge is fairly easy to get dismissed, however a DUI charge requires considerable work and negotiations by an experienced DUI defense attorney to get dismissed.

I was going to pay my speeding ticket, but Attorney Miller got it dismissed. I received a speeding ticket on Georgia 400. I was going to pay it, but a friend mentioned Attorney Scott Miller's name. I spoke with him, and he told me that if I pay the ticket, I would be pleading guilty to the charge. And that, points could be added to my drivers record and that my insurance rates could go up. I hired attorney Miller to fight this ticket, and he got the ticket dismissed. Thank you attorney Scott Miller for making my speeding ticket disappear. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

Attorney Scott Miller got my DUI suspension eliminated in Alpharetta, GA. The Georgia law requires that if you refused to submit to a blood alcohol test, your drivers license will be suspended. In this particular case, Attorney Miller was able to convince the prosecutor and the court that his client was not guilty of the DUI charge. His driving privileges were reinstated. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

I was ticketed for failure to move over in Alpharetta Attorney Scott Miller got my failure to move over ticket dismissed. The move over law in Georgia is designed to protect the safety of emergency workers on the highway. This law requires that you move your vehicle one lane over if possible when you see emergency lights flashing on the side of the road. If you cannot move over one lane, you must reduce your speed below the speed limit and beprepared to stop your vehicle if necessary. In this particular case, I was able to convince the prosecutor and the court that my client was unable to move his vehicle to the proper place because of the traffic surrounding him. I got his charge dismissed. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

I was charged with speeding 85 in a 65 in Alpharetta, GA I was stopped by the Alpharetta police and given a speeding ticket for doing 87 in a 65 mph zone. I didn't know that this ticket is a super speeder ticket and would cost an additional $200 charged by the state of Georgia. I spoke with a friend who used attorney Scott Miller to fight her speeding ticket in Alpharetta. After speaking with Scott, he told me that he often convinces the court to reduce his client's speed to under the super speeder limit. Attorney Miller was a man of his word. He went to court in my behalf and got the charge dismissed. I didn't have to miss a day from work to go court. Thank you Attorney Miller for doing an excellent job for me, by getting my super speeder ticket dismissed.

Speeding and aggressive driving is a waste of time and money If you speed from stoplight to stoplight, it is unlikely that you'll arrive at your destination any faster, unless you do not stop at the stop lights. The traffic stop light systems are computer controlled and programmed to move traffic at a certain speed. Driving aggressive, speeding, and rapid acceleration, will cost you an additional $.16 per gallon for gas. Don't drive aggressive and speed, it's unlikely that you will arrive any quicker at your destination and you will certainly burn more gasoline.

Your speeding and aggressive driving will set a bad example for your teenagers. Teenagers often emulate the behavior of their parents. Setting a bad example by speeding and driving aggressively may say to your teenage children, this behavior is OK. No parent wants their children to speed or drive aggressively. Set the correct example for your children don't speed and don't drive aggressively. This plea for safer driving comes from the Alpharetta, Georgia traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller. www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com

Texting is against the law and dangerous to your health. Don't do it put your phone away. This is the Christmas Holiday shopping season. From now until 2017 the busiest traffic congestion of the year will occur. More vehicle collisions occur at this time of the year than any other period. Texting distracts you from your primary goal while driving your vehicle, which is to arrive alive and safe at your destination. Texting while driving is dangerous and it could be harmful to your health. Don't do it, arrive alive!

When is it safe for children to ride in the front seat of an auto? According to the national Highway traffic safety administration, the recommended age for riding in the front seat should be 13 years old or over. Under this age, it is recommended that, children ride in the backseat buckled up in either a booster seat or in a car seat, depending on the child's size. Wearing a seat-belt and the fit of the seat-belt are the most important.

13 Cars broken into in Sandy Springs. According to AJC.com, "13 cars were broken into in Sandy Springs on Wednesday night the 30th of November. These cars were located in and around apartment complexes and condominiums. The AJC.com article indicates, "that investigators believe that the break-ins were caused by the same group of people." This information is provided to you by the Alpharetta, Georgia criminal defense attorney Scott Miller Attorney Miller urges everyone to place valuables in the trunk or glove box out of sight, and to lock their cars.