CDL Consulting: The Traffic Help You Need

From the moment you slide behind the wheel for the first time, having a good traffic lawyer in your corner is a smart idea. That becomes even more important if you pursue a career in driving. Professional drivers, CDL license holders, and other transportation professionals will encounter a myriad of driving experiences throughout their time on the road, and having an industry leading consulting agency to back you up means that you’ll never struggle with a blemish on your driving career again.

The CDL team has spent over 16 years working with drivers to resolve tickets, citations, and violations as well as reducing roadside inspection rates, dismissals, and mitigations. Our team has managed to reduce or dismiss completely over 35,000 violations and tickets over our career, providing intensive and targeted citation defense that works nationwide to help reduce any violation or ticket in any jurisdiction. The CDL defense doesn’t just stop at your initial ticket, however. Our consulting firm works past the point of your initial dismissal and helps you lower any penalties or spikes in CSA scores if needed.

Moving violations are some of the biggest threats to your professional driving career. We tackle even the most serious of violations, including excessive speed, reckless or negligent driving, improper lane changes, and more. We can help you challenge disqualifications, address employer and licensing notifications, and manage your point suspensions if any. 

Non-moving violations can cost you a lot of money and time that you don’t have as a transportation professional. Whether you’re battling parking fees, overweight fines, or even roadside inspections and violations, CDL Consulting can help you negotiate your ticket and violation charges to keep them from having lasting damage on your driving record. 

CDL Consulting can help you handle even the toughest of driving encounters. DUI and DWI charges are serious offenses, and CDL drivers are held to higher standards than other drivers because they drive larger and heavier machinery. Commercial drivers have more responsibility and more pressure on their driving performance, so the penalties for impaired or reckless driving are much higher. Being charged with DUI or DWI offenses, or even possession, can cause suspension of your license and cause you to lose your livelihood. CDL Consulting will help you defend and negotiate your tickets no matter the state and plot a course forward for your driving career.

Our firm’s services are designed to target every traffic need your drivers might have. We charge fair, affordable prices that cover almost every violation and cover any driver in any jurisdiction for every violation, including moving violations, non-moving violations, and CDL speeding tickets. No matter what traffic scenario you encounter, CDL Consulting has your back.

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