Depending on the severity of the offense and your prior driving record, even a speeding ticket could result in administrative license suspension.

Missouri uses a "points" system — accumulate too many points and your license will be suspended from 30 days to 1 year.

Why Not Just Pay The Ticket?

8 points in 18 months will result in a 30-day suspension

8 points in 18 months, the 2nd offense = 60 day suspension

And a 3rd offense = 90 day suspension

12 points in a 12-month period will trigger a 1-year revocation - as will:

18 points in a 24-month period or 24 points in a 36-month period

Don’t Plead Guilty!

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Paying the fine (which means pleading guilty) could also raise your insurance rates. Also, pleading NO CONTEST is the same as pleading guilty. Certain offenses can leave you with a misdemeanor criminal record compromising employment opportunities.

We also work hard to determine if our clients can qualify for a Limited Driving Privilege (Hardship License) if their license has been suspended for having too many point violations.

DWI or DUI charges can also cause major points-related problems even leading to 5 or 10 year driver’s license revocation periods.

At Traffic Law Central, our goal is to KEEP POINTS OFF of our client’s driving records by having their charges amended or diverted to zero-point, non-moving violations. Get your FREE Quote now!