Commercial Driver’s License Lawyer – Hinsdale | DuPage County

Serving Cook County, DuPage County and Will County

A CDL license holder is held to a higher level of conduct than a person holding a regular drivers license. The Illinois Secretary of State regulates the guidelines for its commercial drivers. A CDL – commercial driver’s license can be taken away or invalidated. We help people fight for their job, career and their right to drive when charged with a moving violation or other CDL violation.

If you can’t drive, your ability to earn a living is at risk. A traffic ticket on your MVR – motor vehicle record can raise your insurance rates, and can effect current and future employment. Antonietti & Associates has been able to help our clients have tickets dismissed, and in some cases – have tickets changed to a non-moving violation. We help our clients keep their record clean.

A CDL driver’s license holder must have their license verified each year. Any infraction can make the difference between being hired, fired, or keeping your current job. If you have received a ticket for any of the following moving violations, contact Antonietti Law to schedule a FREE and CONFIDENTIAL consultation.

Offenses leading to a CDL disqualification can include:

• Alcohol & Drug related offenses
• Causing a fatal accident due to violation of any motor vehicle control law
• Death caused due to negligent CMV operation
• Excessive Speeding
• Failing to check that tracks are clear
• Failing to stop
• Following other vehicles too closely
• Improper Lane Changes
• Leaving the scene of an accident
• Operating a CMV without a valid CDL (disqualified, suspended, or revoked).
• Out of Service Violations
• Railroad Crossing Violations
• Serious Traffic Violations

**You can also receive points for any moving violations below, including:

Learn more about points assigned based on various offenses @ CyberDriveIllinois.

• DUI
• Failure to reduce speed
• Following to close
• Improper lane usage
• Overweight tickets
• Reckless Driving
• Speeding

You can learn more about CDL suspension @ the Department of Motor Vehicles.

Contact a CDL Attorney @ Antonietti Law TODAY for HELP!