CDL Tickets
Your commercial driver’s license is your livelihood. About 400,000 tickets are issued each month to truckers and one serious violation against your CDL can stick to your record for years and may place you on probation.
Robert Truhill can defend your CDL against speeding tickets, red light tickets and trucker specific tickets such as:
Equipment Violations
Driving in Left Lane Violations
Overweight Violation
Logbook Violations
Call Robert Truhill today for a free consultation: (915) 544-2604.
Under the Texas Transportation Code, a CDL holder is not eligible for deferred disposition or defensive driving school to keep a traffic ticket from appearing on your driving record. If you have a commercial drivers license, your only recourse may be to seek an acquittal at trial.
Don’t jeopardize your livelihood! If you are a professional truck driver who has been issued a traffic citation, call an experienced El Paso County traffic ticket lawyer at The Law Offices of Robert Truhill. I will work hard to get the best possible outcome of your traffic ticket case. Don’t delay! Call Robert Truhill today for your free initial consultation at (915) 544-2604.
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Texas law § 522.011 says that a person may not drive a commercial motor vehicle in the state without a commercial license. The driver must:
Have the license for the appropriate class of service. They may not be ordered out of service. OR
Have a valid CDL permit, and drive accompanied by a CDL holder for teaching purposes, OR
Possess a license in another jurisdiction that is recognized under Texas law 522.015.
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Be at least 18 years old (21 to drive interstate)
Pass a written test
Have the permit for at least 14 days
Pass a skills exam consisting of a vehicle inspection, brake inspection and road exam
Pay a fee
Submit a thumbprint
Take a photo
Pass a vision exam
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A misdemeanor conviction
Fine of up to $500
Enhanced fine of up to $1,000 for a prior conviction within one year