Traffic Violations For CDL Holders
Understanding the various traffic violations under Pennsylvania state law is essential for Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) holders. These offenses can jeopardize your ability to drive commercially and impact your employment. With the help of a skilled criminal defense team, you can build a personalized strategy to help you overcome your charges.
At PA CDL Law, we serve the trucking community — defending them against their traffic violation charges. Whether your CDL is on the line or your non-commercial license, we will be by your side through every step of your defense process.
Common CDL Traffic Violations
Awareness of the specific violations and their consequences is crucial for maintaining your CDL and safeguarding your career, and we want to protect you against any traffic violation. Below is an overview of the common CDL traffic violations recognized in Pennsylvania, along with their corresponding code sections:
- 1301§§A: Required registration/Driving Unregistered Vehicle
- 1371§§A: Vehicle registration suspended
- 1543§§A: Driving while Operating Privilege is suspended or revoked
- 1606§§C1-III: Requirement for Commercial Driver’s License
- 1622§§: Handheld Mobile Phone/Using Phone while Driving
- 2102§§D: Operate with ID Markers
- 3111§§A: Obedience to Traffic Control Devices
- 3112§A3I: Traffic Control Signals
- 3301§§A: Driving on Right Side of Road
- 3309§§1: Driving on Highways Laned for Traffic
- 3332§§A: Limitations on Turning Around
- 3361§§A: Driving Vehicle at Safe Speed
- 3362§§A1.1-05 to 3362§§A1.1-31: Maximum Speed Limits
- 3362§§A3 to 3362§§A3-30: Exceed Speed Limits
- 3714§§A: Careless Driving
- 3716§§B: Accidents involving overturned vehicles
- 3717§§C: Damage to Real Property
- 3736§§A: Reckless Driving
- 3802: Driving under the influence of alcohol or controlled substance
- 3802(a): General impairment
- 3802(b): High rate of alcohol
- 3802(c): Highest rate of alcohol
- 3802(d): Controlled substances
- 3802(e): Minors
- 3802(f): Commercial or school vehicles
- 3802(g): Exception to two-hour rule
- 4107§§B.1: Unlawful Activities Out of Service Criteria
- 4107§§B2: Unlawful Activities/unsafe equipment
- 4303§§B: General Lighting Requirements
- 4524§§E1: Windshield Obstruction and Wipers
- 4581§§A2iiA: Restraint systems
- 4701: Failure to comply with inspection laws
- 4703§§A: Operating Vehicle Without Valid Inspection
- 4706§§C5: Evidence of Emission Inspection
- 4902§§A: Restriction on use of Highways and bridges/weight
- 4902§§B: Violate Restrictions Based on Traffic Conditions
- 4923: Length of Vehicle
During your legal representation, we will review every detail of your case to look for the most promising course of action to either beat or reduce your charges. As we represent you, we will also keep you informed about your case, how we are fighting for you, and how we anticipate your case to be resolved.
Do Not Waste Time In Your Defense
If you face any traffic violations, do not wait to seek legal assistance. Contact us today to protect your CDL and career. Call us at 570-904-8272 or email us here to schedule your initial consultation today.
