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I received a ticket in my commercial vehicle. Can you help me fight it and keep the points off my record?
Absolutely yes! We handle over 2,000 cases a day throughout the US and Canada; this is what we do. As most traffic tickets issued to CDL holders are not fair to begin with, not fighting them will put a lot of economic burden on you. As a CDL driver, you are a victim of double standards; traffic laws and federal laws. From paying increased insurance rates to losing your job, just a couple of tickets can mean great financial hardship for you in the future. Fortunately, our TVC legal plan provides the invaluable support you need to keep points off your driving record by pleading not guilty. Let us provide you the help of a top CDL trial defense lawyer, someone who is well versed with commercial and traffic laws and committed to fighting for your rights.
Our legal representation gives you a 9 out of 10 chance to get the ticket dismissed or at least reduced. This is how we help take points off your CDL by using top attorneys to be your voice in the court.
What can I do to keep points off my driving record (MVR)?
Plead NOT GUILTY! You can exercise your rights by asking for your day in court. Paying the ticket without an attorney is an admission of guilt and a sure way to get the points on your CDL. Asking for your day in court is your best bet for keeping points off your driving record. Remember that our experienced trial defense lawyers with knowledge of commercial laws are always ready to go to court so you won’t have to appear yourself.
Can you protect my driving record regardless of which state or province I work in?
Absolutely! We guarantee legal representation in all jurisdictions, in any state or province.
Always remember that as a professional driver you have rights. To begin with, no ticket issued to a CDL holder is a fair ticket. If you don’t have proper representation, the harsh laws governing your Commercial driver’s license will make it next to impossible to keep points off your record.
This is why our trial defense lawyers who are well-versed with commercial law are always ready to go to court for you whenever you need the invaluable representation.
Is this program real? Does this CDL Protection really work?
Is this program real? Does this CDL Protection really work?
Yes! This is as real as it gets. The CDL legal protection we offer you is adminstered by the nation’s third largest motor club which has been helping millions of drivers since 1926. We are governed by the Secretary of State in some of the states that require it. Combining this amazing support with our commitment to helping truckers across North america, our legal department handles around 2,000 legal cases a day. We wouldn’t be in business, for as long and successfully as we have been, if we didn’t do what we say we are going to do.
Yes, you definitely need to fight the ticket. It doesn’t matter if you were driving a personal vehicle; the system will still be as biased against you as if you were driving a commercial vehicle. As always, you can plead guilty or not guilty. If you don’t fight the ticket and pay the fine or if you don’t make arrangements before the due date, you would be pleading guilty. In any case, it is important that you take immediate action.
We highly recommend that you plead NOT GUILTY and do everything you can to keep points off your driving record. Pleading guilty to a CDL traffic ticket is like admitting to committing a crime, as a result of which you will have to pay the fine and accept the harsh punishment. Furthermore, you will also get points on your driving record that can cause you financial distress later on.
If I choose to fight a traffic ticket will I have to go to court?
No. In most cases an assigned truck defense attorney will take care of all the in-court negotiations on your behalf. To enable the truck defense attorney to do that, you will have to give him a signed power of attorney which will legally give him the permission and right to negotiate without you having to be present in the court yourself.
In very rare cases, the judge can request your presence in court. If that is the case, we will notify you about your mandatory court appearance when you open the case and give our legal department the court address, ticket details and before you pay any pre-existing fees.
How do I pay my membership fee?
Most drivers prefer to have their bank or credit card make the payment on a monthly basis.
Are there any tickets that are not handled for free?
In some cases there are tickets which require a different type court other than traffic. These could include permit violations, no tag, current medical, seat belt and a few others. These are always covered with a free consultation and a 25% discount from the attorney fee when you fight them.
Does this cover my spouse in a commercial vehicle?
As a commercial driver, your spouse would have to have a personal membership as the coverage is not the same as for a personal 4 wheel vehicle.
Your children can be covered for traffic violations through an emergency road side assistance membership. These are available to our members starting at only $5.95 per month.
FMCSA is not a ticket that has a court date unless given with a regular ticket issued by a State Police Officer or DOT agent. If a ticket has a court date and a fine amount, yes, we can fight the ticket. Be sure to include the inspection report with the ticket when you send the ticket into us. Once the case has been completed with a dismissal or a reduced down from saying a speeding ticket to a seatbelt or a tail light we will automatically fight the CSA points on your behalf. For more information on CSA points regarding warnings and how to fight them contact either your TVC Representative or call legal services to find out how to challenge those points.
What happens if I quit driving?
You will always want to keep a membership to protect you and you can upgrade or downgrade the coverage at any time.
There is no contract other than the current month you are in. You can cancel your membership, all we ask is that you put it in writing and return your bond cards as you do have $50,000 in accidental death coverage in effect. You can call and deactivate or change your payment method at any time.
What happens if you are working on a case and my payment isn’t paid on time or is late?