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Anyone in Texas who loses his or her driver’s license faces the hardship of being unable to freely drive to and from work or school or anywhere else involved in day-to-to living. For some drivers, it can also mean the loss of their job. This especially holds for commercial license holders whose job or career depends upon their commercial license. Its loss can mean the loss of your ability to support yourself and your family. Traffic tickets, DWIs, and other issues can directly impact your license, threaten your employability, and lead to financial distress or even ruin. Keeping your driving record clean and properly handling any issues that arise related to your license are key to maintaining your livelihood.
Aaronson Law Firm is dedicated to handling all types of traffic matters, from citations to DWIs, license suspensions and revocations, acquiring occupational licenses, and more. Attorney Aaronson has been handling these issues for more than 40 years for drivers throughout the greater El Paso area, including truck drivers and others holding commercial licenses. With that kind of experience at your disposal, you can be confident that what can be done will be done to help you keep your driving record clean and your license in good standing.
Talk to our El Paso commercial driver’s license attorney about your legal case in a complimentary consultation by contacting Aaronson Law Firm via our website or by phone at . Hablamos español.
Moving violations, such as speeding, tailgating, running stop signs, and more can add demerit points to your driving record. These points can impact your insurance rates when they are discovered by insurers. Employers of CDL holders generally only want to hire and keep drivers with clean records to avoid higher insurance costs. Thus, keeping your driving record clean is a must.
Furthermore, accumulating traffic tickets can lead to an automatic license suspension for all drivers in Texas. Too many moving violations, such as four or more within 12 months or seven within 24 months, can result in a license suspension. Additionally, you can lose your license for traffic violations involving alcohol or drugs, such as DWI or being involved in a traffic-related death due to reckless driving.
Commercial drivers convicted of a first-offense DWI can lose their license for a year. If you were transporting hazardous material, you can lose your CDL for three years.
CDL holders can also lose their license forever when convicted of two or more various offenses such as:
Our El Paso CDL attorney can help you fight traffic tickets as well as DWIs and license suspensions imposed for any reason. Attorney Aaronson knows how to determine your options in contesting citations as well as suspensions, traffic misdemeanors, and even traffic felonies. He also engages in seeking license suspension appeals. Our goal is to use our extensive experience in the area of traffic law to keep your record clean, keep you on the road, and keep you self-supporting.
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