How Much Trouble Am I in Now?!

While many people think that driving eleven miles over the speed limit isn't such a big deal, the Commonwealth of Virginia strongly disagrees

Unfortunately-and unbeknownst to most Virginia drivers-if an officer clocks you driving eighty-one miles per hour in a seventy-mile-per-hour zone, you will not just receive a hefty speeding ticket. You will be charged with reckless driving, a class one misdemeanor.

If being charged with a misdemeanor isn't bad enough, out-of-state residents must spend precious time and money to return to Virginia to face criminal charges. And if convicted, you will face a fine of up to $2,500 and up to one year of jail time.

Thankfully, traffic defense attorney Wayne Holcomb puts his years of experience defeating these charges to good use in How Much Trouble Am I in Now

A terrific resource to help motorists understand the law-and their rights-this book can help you get out of current sticky situations and protect yourself from any problems down the road.