Do Red Light Tickets Go On Your Record In Virginia?

Published On: December 20, 2011

Do Red Light Tickets Go On Your Record In Virginia?

“Do red light tickets go on your record in Virginia?” The answer—yes, if the ticket is issued by a police officer.

If you’re convicted, your red light ticket violation will go on your driving record—up to four points can be added to your record–which may also cause your insurance rates go up, and you may have a fine of no more than $350.

Some people are of the erroneous opinion that the best way to fight a red light ticket is to ignore it and not pay it. This can lead to collection agencies hounding you for payment and a lowering of your credit score.

Contact The Irving Law Firm, P.C. For Lawyer Help In Contesting A Red Light Ticket

Even if you did run a light, you still can fight the red light ticket so that you can stay on the road and behind the wheel.

The attorneys at The Irving Law Firm, P.C. have considerable experience defending drivers against red light tickets. Call or e-mail us for more information on how we may be able to help you answer no to the question “Do red light tickets go on your record in Virginia?”

John Irving brings a working knowledge of all aspects of the legal process to any case or client with his extensive and eclectic legal background. In 1997, John received his undergraduate bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. Shortly after graduation he began work as a fraud investigator for the City of New York. John handled thousands of cases involving welfare and housing fraud. Following this position, he was recruited to and employed by the Prince William County Police Department where he exhibited his superior abilities and received several commendations and awards.

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