Fighting to Keep You Behind the Wheel

Pennsylvania uses a point system to track driving violations, and reaching 6 points triggers a written notice along with the option of a special exam or driver improvement course. Once a record reaches 11 or more points, a suspension becomes automatic, with longer suspensions for repeat offenses. DUI related suspensions can also require an ignition interlock device or completion of alcohol highway safety school. Depending on the type of suspension, drivers may have the right to appeal to the county Court of Common Pleas within 30 days of the notice. We review your driving record, explain what triggered the suspension, and pursue the strongest available option to keep you driving.