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The degrees of Aggravated Unlicensed Operation (AUO) in New York

AUO is the most common traffic misdemeanor. It has 3 degrees, with AUO 1st being an E felony. We take a comprehensive approach to resolving these charges and getting our clients back on the road.

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Alive at 25 and Driver Improvement Courses

Driver courses like, Alive at 25 and defensive driving, are sometimes required by prosecutors. Other times they help drivers. Learn more.

Arizona Drivers: Impact of New York Traffic Convictions

Arizona drivers beware, a New York traffic ticket will show up on your Arizona driving license.

North Carolina Drivers: Impact of New York Traffic Convictions

New York and North Carolina both signed the Driver License Compact and therefore share traffic ticket conviction information. When North Carolina receives conviction information from New York, it will generally record it as if the violation occurred in North Carolina.

§509 Violations (Often Charged as: §509.1 Unlicensed Operator)

NY VTL ยง509.1. is usually a roadside reduction charged instead of the more serious Aggravated Unlicensed Operation (AUO) or a negotiated reduction from the AUO. Learn more.

California Drivers: Impact of New York Traffic Convictions

California assigns 1 point for al speeding and most other traffic infractions. More serious convictions get 2 points, and CDL drivers have a reporting requirement.

§ 1144-aa NY Move Over Law

Drivers must move to the left lane when an emergency vehicle in in the right lane. Convictions for failure to move over carries 2 points.

5 Ways to Lose a Driving Privilege in New York

Courts and the DMV suspend drivers, This covers 5 common reasons and offers fixes.

Connecticut Drivers: Impact of New York Traffic Convictions

The Connecticut DMV treats its drivers with New York traffic convictions differently based on the type of driver and the type of offense. The two states share information and Connecticut will honor a suspension from a NY court....

State List: Effect of NY Convictions on Out-of- State and Canadian Drivers

Lists the state to allow you to easily find your home state and discover what effect a conviction on NY will have on you back home.

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