CDL Defense Services

Speeding tickets hit CDL holders harder than four-wheel drivers. Excessive speed can count as a federal serious violation that threatens your license and your job.

Reckless driving is one of the most damaging CDL citations. It is a federal serious violation and is frequently charged after a single aggressive-driving stop.

Tailgating tickets seem minor but are a federal serious violation for CDL drivers. They are common after rear-end stops and rolling traffic enforcement.

Improper or erratic lane changes are federally listed serious violations. They are often paired with other citations after a single traffic stop.

Texting and using a handheld phone while driving a CMV are federally restricted and count as serious violations. Penalties escalate quickly for repeat offenses.

Railroad-grade crossing violations carry their own federal disqualification track for CDL holders — even a first offense brings a mandatory minimum disqualification.

Driving while under an out-of-service order is among the most serious CDL offenses, with mandatory disqualification periods and steep civil penalties.

A CDL DUI is a major offense with a one-year minimum disqualification — and a lifetime ban is possible for repeat or transport-related offenses.

Citations issued after a crash can carry outsized weight — especially any traffic offense connected to a fatal accident, which is a federal serious violation.

Hours-of-service, ELD, and inspection violations can stack up CSA points fast and put you out of service. We help protect your record and your standing.