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Drivers may need to stand before traffic court if charged with a road-related violation. If you have been charged with a road-related violation, contact BW Law.
We are a team of experienced traffic lawyers in Edmonton with expertise in a wide range of traffic offences.
With over 50 years of fighting traffic summons, contesting traffic infractions and fighting for justice, our team can help protect your driving record, reduce penalties, and avoid court. Call us when you need a traffic lawyer in Edmonton.
We provide comprehensive legal assistance for all types of traffic violations. As experienced traffic lawyers in Edmonton, we can help you understand your rights as well as the depth of your charges. We perform an analysis of your case, challenge any inconsistencies in the evidence, and develop a robust defence strategy tailored to your situation.
Protecting your driving privileges is our top priority. If you’re facing charges for any of the following traffic violations, we want to hear from you.
A traffic ticket lawyer will negotiate with prosecutors on your behalf and represent you in court to ensure the best possible outcome. With our dedicated support, you can navigate the complexities of traffic law with confidence and peace of mind.
Our team specializes in defending against traffic violations, providing you with expert knowledge and strategies to handle your case effectively.
We create tailored legal plans that address the specific details of your traffic violation, ensuring the best possible outcome for your situation.
From your first consultation to the resolution of your case, we offer continuous support and clear guidance through every step of the legal process.
BW Law has a history of successfully defending clients against various traffic charges. Our results demonstrate our commitment and expertise.
We understand the urgency of traffic violation cases. Our team is available 24/7 to provide immediate legal advice and support when you need it most.
We treat every case with the seriousness it deserves, offering compassionate and understanding support throughout the entire legal process.
It’s natural for drivers to panic or worry when involved in a traffic accident or collision.
However, fleeing the scene is a serious traffic offence. Those who fail to remain at the scene of a car crash or flee after hitting a pedestrian may face significant penalties, fines, and potential imprisonment.
Under section 69(1) of Canada’s Criminal Code, drivers charged with failure to remain could face a wide variety of consequences.
Our criminal lawyers in Edmonton are experienced in defending against these serious charges.
Under section 94(2) of Canada’s Criminal Code, driving or operating a vehicle with a suspended or disqualified license is illegal.
This serious violation of traffic laws comes with harsh penalties and possible jail time. First offences may result in a fine of $2,000 or more, and failure to pay can lead to imprisonment for two weeks to six months, depending on the severity of the offence.
A second driving suspension offence within one year of the first will result in a prison sentence ranging from two weeks to six months.
All convictions for operating a vehicle with a suspended or disqualified license will lead to further driving suspensions in addition to any current suspensions.
An Edmonton traffic lawyer will help you navigate these charges and protect your rights. Contact BW Law today.
A yellow traffic ticket includes a specified fine amount and may or may not include demerit points. A yellow ticket also includes a court date. Failure to appear in court on that date or pay the fine in full before that time will result in steep fines and demerit points.
A pink or red traffic ticket indicates a mandatory court appearance. There is no fine amount specified on the ticket, and the associated fees and penalties may vary based on the circumstance. Failure to appear in court will result in a warrant being issued for your arrest. If you receive a pink traffic ticket, you should contact a traffic ticket lawyer in Edmonton immediately.
Ultimately, the decision is yours, but in order to avoid high fines and demerit points, you should first talk to a speeding ticket lawyer.
Traffic infractions remain on your record for various times based on the type of infraction. Minor violations, including speeding tickets or failure to stop at a stop sign, remain on your record for three years, while more serious offences, such as driving under the influence, can remain on your record for 10+ years.
Fully licensed drivers will receive a driving suspension when 15 or more demerit points are accumulated over a two-year period. For drivers in the Graduated Driver Licensing Program (GDL), suspension occurs after eight demerit points are accumulated. The length of suspension can vary.
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