For more information on Missouri’s point system, please get in touch with our firm today. Call us at (314) 721-6614 or contact us by email to schedule a free consultation.
When you are cited for a traffic violation or convicted of a traffic offense, you receive points on your driver’s license. These points are a negative, and when they accumulate and reach a certain level, they can affect your ability to legally drive a car.
If you wonder how Missouri’s point system works, turn to the St. Louis office of Travis Noble, P.C. We are led by attorney Travis L. Noble, who is a former police officer. With a strong record of success in DWI and traffic cases in Missouri, he can help you fight accumulating points on your driver’s license.
If you get points on your license, they do not always trigger a notification from the Department of Revenue. However, if at any point you obtain four points on your license in a span of 12 months, you will be sent an advisory letter. This is a warning that you are accumulating points too quickly.
Once you have accumulated eight points in a span of 18 months, your driver’s license will be suspended by the Department of Revenue. The length of the suspension depends on the number of times you have had your license suspended:
As long as you move forward as a safe driver, abide by all traffic laws and do not accumulate any new points, it is possible to have your points reduced on your record.
For more information on Missouri’s point system, please get in touch with our firm today. Call us at (314) 721-6614 or contact us by email to schedule a free consultation.
