Cited For A CDL Violation? A CDL Violations Attorney Can Help.

As a truck driver, you greatly depend on your commercial driver’s license (CDL) to earn a living. Even minor traffic violations can lead to severe legal consequences, potentially jeopardizing your license, career and livelihood.

I am Terry Hess, a dedicated CDL violations attorney with more than 20 years of experience overall and nearly 10 serving State College, Centre County and surrounding Pennsylvania areas. I understand commercial drivers’ unique legal challenges and the critical importance of protecting your license. That is why your case is safe with me.

Common CDL Violations And Their Impact

Commercial drivers face stricter regulations and higher accountability than regular drivers. Some common violations include:

  • Speeding
  • Stop and yield sign violations
  • Hours of service violations
  • Weight limit infractions
  • Improper lane changes
  • Following too closely
  • Operating with unsafe equipment

These violations can attract fines and points on your license and potentially suspend or revoke your CDL. Multiple offenses or severe infractions can lead to harsher penalties and longer suspensions.

License Suspensions And Your Options

If you’re facing a CDL suspension, swift action is crucial. Depending on the violation, license suspensions can range from 60 days to several years. I can help you:

  • Contest the suspension through appeal hearings
  • Explore options for occupational driving privileges
  • Work toward shortening the suspension period
  • Navigate license reinstatement procedures

With my experience and dedicated legal representation, I can advocate for your license and your future in the trucking industry.

Defending Your CDL And Your Career

Commercial driver’s license (CDL) violations can jeopardize your career and livelihood. I can tirelessly put in all the legal effort to build a strong defense strategy. My approach includes:

  • Thoroughly reviewing the evidence against you
  • Identifying any procedural errors or rights violations
  • Negotiating with police officers and district attorneys to lower charges or penalties
  • Representing you in court proceedings and appeal hearings
  • Exploring alternative resolutions to protect your license

Even when you think everything is out of control, never feel like this is the end of the road for your legal rights. As your lawyer, I can help you regain some control over your future.

Call A State College CDL Violations Attorney Today

Call Terry Hess Law at 814-357-7040 or visit my website to schedule your free initial consultation by filling out the online form. My office is conveniently located in State College, and I’m ready to put my 20 years of experience to work for you.