Georgia law requires that anyone convicted of a DUI must take a DUI Risk Reduction course. According to the Georgia Department of Driver Services, these courses include two parts: an assessment component and an intervention component. You must complete both to finish...
3 misconceptions about Georgia’s driving laws
Georgia has a variety of strict driving laws, and the state does not go out of its way to explain all of them. You might receive a fine or penalty without realizing you broke a traffic law. Unfortunately, ignorance is not a defense. To avoid fines, license suspensions...
How do I challenge a speeding ticket in Georgia if I live out of state?
Whether passing through or taking a short stay in Georgia, a speeding ticket can significantly affect your driving record long-term. In some cases, your ticket may become a permanent part of your driving record or you may return to your state of residence only to have...
What to do if you get into a car accident out-of-state?
Traveling is stressful enough without having to worry about something happening while you are away from home. Getting into a car accident is one of those unfortunate events that have a chance of occurring while traveling. Here are some things that you should do if you...
How dangerous is distracted driving?
Distracted driving occurs when motorists allow other activities to pull their focus from the road. Distractions prevent drivers from anticipating and responding to hazards in time to prevent a collision. Many people underestimate the risk that distractions pose to...
How can a breath test fall short?
A police officer pulling you over may result in a DUI charge. A breath test is one of the most common tools law enforcement uses as evidence to support the suspicion that you are driving under the influence. What happens if the breath test is not accurate? There are a...
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