On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Apr 10, 2020 | traffic violations
Like everywhere else in the country, distracted driving is a serious safety concern in Ohio. In certain parts of the state, particularly in Allen and Hancock counties, law enforcement authorities are cracking down on drivers who are engaging in dangerous behaviors...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Mar 24, 2020 | traffic violations
Most commercial drivers who live in or even just pass through the many highways and interstates that crisscross Ohio know that traffic tickets are serious affairs. While someone who does not drive for a living may be more than willing just to pay a traffic ticket and...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Mar 12, 2020 | traffic violations
Distracted driving is a major problem on Ohio roads, and law enforcement hopes that by taking certain steps, such as designating part of I-75 as a safety corridor, this dangerous behavior can be discouraged. As a result, more drivers could be pulled over for using...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Mar 6, 2020 | traffic violations
Distracted driving is a dangerous habit, and it can increase the risk of car accidents. Thanks to the widespread use of smartphones and in-car technology, Ohio drivers are more distracted than ever before. In fact, accidents related to distraction keep rising, but a...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Feb 10, 2020 | traffic violations
Safety is the number one priority on the roadways. Often, it is the police who enforce traffic laws and ensure that drivers are behaving appropriately on the road. Another way that you can receive a ticket is through the mail after your violations appear on camera. In...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Nov 20, 2019 | traffic violations
You have just been informed by the court that you need an SR-22. Like many Ohio residents, this may leave you feeling concerned and a bit confused. What exactly is an SR-22, and why do you need it? What does this mean for your driving record and your future? According...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Oct 14, 2019 | traffic violations
The original goal of Ohio lawmakers in suspending driving privileges may have been to make the roads safer. However, now, according to the Dayton Daily News, there are 32 different ways for an Ohio driver to lose his or her driver’s license, and not all of these have...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Aug 29, 2019 | traffic violations, Uncategorized
As a truck driver, you may already be well aware of how common overweight truck violations are in Ohio and everywhere else across the U.S. Maybe you are guilty of occasionally overloading your truck, just a little bit, yourself. Lantech examines facts truck drivers...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Jun 26, 2019 | traffic violations
For most people, a speeding ticket is nothing more than a pain in the neck and a financial headache. However, in some situations, speeding in Ohio can have far more dire consequences, such as a misdemeanor conviction and jail time. FindLaw explains when you may have...
On behalf of Robert R. Hart, Jr., Attorney at Law | Jun 12, 2019 | traffic violations
Driving while fatigued is a dangerous practice police officers in Ohio strive to prevent. Yet some police officers ticket commercial drivers who are not guilty of drowsy driving or conduct traffic stops without probable cause to do so. If a drowsy driving ticket goes...
