Lane Violation

The Crime

A Lane Violation, also commonly referred to as Failure to Maintain Lane Lines, is a traffic offense that can damage your driving record. If you are convicted of a Lane Violation or Failure to Maintain Lane Lines and you possess a Tennessee driver’s license, the Tennessee Department of Safety will assess 3 points on your motor vehicle record (MVR). If you have been charged with a Lane Violation, you should seek help from the Knoxville traffic attorneys at the Oberman & Rice Law Firm.

[Source: Tennessee Code Annotated § 55-8-123]

Why Hire An Attorney Immediately?

It is important to act quickly in order to gather and preserve favorable evidence if necessary. Key evidence (faces, dates, events, and conversations) fades from memory over time. Also, video evidence may be destroyed. Therefore, it is critical to begin an investigation as soon as possible to ensure valuable evidence is not lost. Success or failure in any Tennessee traffic case may be determined in the decisions of the defendant and his or her Tennessee Traffic Attorney in the days after a citation is written.

Contact Us Today

If you or someone you know has recently been charged, contact the Oberman & Rice Law Firm today so that we can begin preparing a defense for your case. Submit your information for a free case evaluation from our Knoxville traffic attorneys or call our office at 865-249-7200.

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