In New York, moving over doesn’t mean slowing down, and if you do not move over to avoid a stopped vehicle then you could get a ticket.
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Obstructing traffic by being caught in an intersection or on railroad tracks is an offense that can you a fine and points on your license in New York.
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Traffic tickets issued in New York always have a date listed, usually just below the name and address of the court. It’s important to act by that date, but your traffic matter will not be resolved on that date.
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Trucker tickets in New York are more serious because a lost license is income, but the laws are also a lot more complicated. If you’re facing charges against your CDL in the Hudson Valley, call Selby Legal.
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