Point System – North Carolina
The North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles uses a point system to deter unsafe drivers. Motor vehicle violations that get points assigned to them indicate the driver was driving improperly. Driving improperly can cause motor vehicle accidents resulting in injuries to passengers and other drivers. These passengers and drivers will have the right to sue for pain and suffering, medical bills and lost wages against the driver who violated the motor vehicle laws. Contact my office if you have been the victim of a driver who violated one of the following motor vehicle rules or any motor vehicle rule.
- Aggressive driving
- Driving on the wrong side of road
- Driving through a safety zone:
- Failing to properly restrain a child in a restraint or seat belt
- Failure to stop for a siren
- Failure to yield right of way
- Illegal passing
- No driver license or license expired more than one year
- No liability insurance
- Passing a stopped school bus
- Reckless driving
- Running a stop sign or red light
- Speeding in a school zone:
- Speeding in excess of 55 mph
Contact Attorney Joe Miller for Help
If you were injured in a car accident caused by a reckless driver, you could be eligible to pursue compensation to help you cover your accident-related expenses and other losses. To learn more, take action today and contact attorney Joe Miller at Joe Miller Law, by calling (888) 694-1671.
