Traffic offenses can vary widely, ranging from minor infractions to more serious charges.

Common violations may include:

• Speeding Tickets
  Involves exceeding the posted speed limit or driving too fast for road conditions.
  May result in fines, insurance increases, and license points depending on the speed.
• Reckless Driving
  Involves operating a vehicle in a manner that shows disregard for safety.
  Typically charged as a misdemeanor and may carry more serious penalties.
• Driving Without a License
  Includes driving without a valid license or failing to carry proper documentation.
  May result in fines and additional penalties depending on the situation.
• Driving with a Suspended or Revoked License
  Involves operating a vehicle while your driving privileges are restricted.
  Can lead to further suspension or additional criminal charges.
• Failure to Obey Traffic Signals
  Includes violations such as running a red light, failing to stop at a stop sign, unsafe lane change, and illegal turn.
  Typically results in fines and points on your driving record.
• Speeding in a School or Work Zone
  Involves exceeding speed limits in designated safety zones.
  Carries increased penalties due to heightened safety concerns.
• Passing a Stopped School Bus
  Illegally passing a school bus when stopped to pick up or drop off passengers. This offense results in serious penalties, driving points fines and suspension of your drivers license.
• Expired Registration / Inspection
  Driving with an expired vehicle registration or failing to maintain a safety and emissions inspection. May result in fines and additional penalties, and can prevent individual from a vehicle registration renewal until the issue is resolved.
• Window Tint Violations
  Involves operating a vehicle with a window tint that exceeds legal limits set by North Carolina Law.
• Hit and Run / Fleeing to Elude
  Involves leaving the scene of an accident or attempting to avoid law enforcement.
  May be charged as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the circumstances.
• Fleeing to Elude Arrest
  Attempting to evade law enforcement during a traffic stop. Penalties will increase factors such as speeding, reckless behavior, or risk of others is present.
• Road Racing
  Participating or organizing a speeding competition on public roads. This offense is charged as a misdemeanor and can result in fines, license suspension, & increased insurance premiums if details such as risk if others & property damage is present.