FLORIDA TOLL VIOLATION

Florida statute 316.1001 requires you to pay a toll if you drive on any toll road or bridge in the state. Failure to pay your toll is a moving violation, and if convicted, you may be assessed points on your driver's license in addition to a fine.

If you receive a Toll Violation in Florida time is of the essence. You generally have thirty days form the "issue date" to resolve the matter before a Uniform Traffic Citation is issued and the matter is referred a County Court for prosecution.

Once a Uniform Traffic Citation is issued you should speak to a Florida traffic ticket attorney that has experience with toll violations before taking any further action.

At the Law Office of Alexander B. Ramey, PA, we see a lot of cases where a driver does not find out about the Uniform Traffic Citation until they get a letter from the Florida DMV stating that their driver's license will be suspended. If you get one of these letters do not panic. Again, you need to contact a Florida Traffic Ticket Attorney with experience with toll violation cases.

At the Law Office of Alexander B. Ramey, PA we have the experience to handle even the most complex toll violation cases. We offer deep discounts for driver’s that have received multiple toll violations We use the law to attempt to get all toll violation tickets dismissed. If we cannot get you toll violation dismissed we will guarantee that you will get no points on your license or your money back.