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 Traffic Tickets
The two primary factors to consider when you get a traffic ticket are what effect will the ticket have on your license and how will it
impact your insurance rates. Paying off a ticket is the same as pleading guilty. Harry E. Fisher can help reduce your costs by providing you access to the experience and
knowledge of how to avoid this costly mistake.
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The High Cost of Traffic Tickets
When a driver receives a traffic citation of ticket in North Carolina, the financial impact upon that driver and other drivers in their family or household can be
dramatic. A single ticket can substantially increase insurance costs. One insurance point results in a 25% increase in your NC insurance premium and two points results in whopping 45% increase. Often a
person may be tempted to plead guilty or responsible, not realizing that if the matter was properly handled by someone with knowledge and experience, they might have faced a lesser or possibly no
increase in their insurance. Also, do not forget the importance of protecting a clean driving record, as it may help in the event that another ticket is received in the future.
Representation on most traffic matters can be handled simply on a telephone conversation and documents being sent through the mail, possibly avoiding an appearance in
court. This may be achieved by a Waiver of Appearance provided through the mail or e-mail to lessen the inconvenience to you.
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The Ticket Could Follow You!
Just because you are a resident of another state, do not make the mistake of thinking that the North Carolina ticket will not follow you when you leave. North Carolina
and most other states have joined together under the Nonresident Violator Compact so that a suspended license or a ticket in one state is reflected as a ticket or loss of license in every other
state. If you ignore a ticket in North Carolina, you will likely later find yourself unable to obtain a license in another state, or even renew your license, until you have resolved the ticket here and
had your driving privileges in North Carolina restored. Most states also exchange information under the National Driver License Compact to prevent drivers from receiving multiple tickets in
different states without triggering enforcement action. Being located near the Interstate 73-74 Corridor (Hwy. 220 Bypass) in North Carolina, Harry E. Fisher can provide the assistance that
nonresidents require regarding North Carolina speeding tickets and other traffic citations.
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