Traffic violation

If you’ve been cited for driving 26 mph or more over the speed limit in Kentucky, you may have heard it described as a “felony speeding ticket.” That label is misleading. A 26+ over speeding ticket is not a felony in Kentucky, and it is not a criminal offense on its own.  However, it is…

Many drivers are surprised to learn that not all traffic violations are treated the same under Kentucky law. Two citations that often cause confusion are reckless driving and careless driving. While the terms sound similar, the legal consequences can be very different.  Understanding the distinction is important because a conviction can affect not only your…

In Kentucky, traffic tickets are more than just a financial inconvenience. They can directly affect your driving privileges. The state uses a “point system” to track driving behavior and identify motorists who repeatedly commit traffic violations.  Understanding how this system works is essential for avoiding a suspended license and protecting your driving record. How the…

If you’ve been stopped for a traffic violation in Kentucky, you may ask yourself: Was I merely speeding, or is reckless driving a possibility? Although both offenses pertain to unsafe driving, the legal repercussions and Kentucky’s treatment of these violations differ significantly. Understanding the distinction between speeding and reckless driving can help you know what’s…