Speeding Tickets Can Put Your License at Risk Under Missouri's point system, your license will be suspended for a year if you acquire 8 or more points in 18 months. If you get 12 points in 12 months, your driver's license will be revoked. Each speeding ticket adds 2 or 3 points. If you are a commercial driver, these points can be used to disqualify you under 302.700 - 302.780, RSMo and are assessed against your base driving privilege. For more about Missouri's speeding ticket law at Missouri's FAQ page about tickets and points. For help fighting your traffic ticket, contact me now for a free consultation.

Fight Missouri Traffic and Speeding Tickets: Defense Starts at Only $55

Have you received a ticket the St. Louis/St. Charles area? Speeding tickets and moving violations can put your driver's license at risk. Even one traffic or speeding ticket can cause your insurance rates to skyrocket.

In Missouri, traffic violations cause points to be put on your license. The more tickets you get, the more points you accumulate on your driver's license. If you get too many points on your license, you could lose your driving privileges.

Even if you are from another state, points you get in Missouri may be added to your license in your home state. Your insurance company will be notified, and your rates will probably go up.

Most people pay traffic and speeding tickets because they think they have no real choice. You do have an option: as your lawyer, I can challenge your speeding ticket or citation for a moving violation for a fee as low as $55 in most cases. You may not even have to appear in court.

Contact me at the Weber Law Firm, LC in Saint Peters, Missouri for a free consultation.

I Fight Speeding Tickets and Other Traffic Violations

As a traffic attorney, I fight speeding tickets, moving violations and criminal traffic offenses in the greater St. Louis/St. Charles area, such as:

• Speeding or excessive speeding
• Careless and imprudent driving
• Driving under the influence of drugs
• Driving while intoxicated
• Leaving the scene of an accident/hit and run
• Driving while under suspension, revocation or denial of a driver's license
• Stop sign violation
• Endangering a highway worker/construction zone violations
• Disobeying a traffic control device
• Improper lane change
• Improper turn
• Failure or improper signal
• Following too close
• Driving too fast for conditions
• Other moving violations

Some non-traffic offenses, such as minor in possession of alcohol, can also put points on your license. Also, if you got into an accident while committing another moving violation, additional points may be added.

There are defenses available to you. I know those defenses and how they apply to your facts. Contact me now for a free consultation about how I can help you. I can be reached 24 hours a day in emergencies, and I can meet with you in jail. Off-site and after hours meetings are also available.

To learn more about traffic law, take a look at my Traffic Violations Info Center.

Weber Law Firm, LC

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340 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, Suite C
Saint Peters, MO 63376-1581
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Phone: (636) 219-7272 | Fax: (636) 278-4510

St. Charles County criminal defense lawyer Matt Weber represents people throughout the greater Saint Louis area in communities such as St. Peters, St. Louis, Lake St. Louis, O'Fallon, Florissant, Creve Coeur, Maryland Heights and Chesterfield.

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