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If you were charged with reckless driving in Virginia, you might be wondering if you can simply pay it online and move on. The answer is NO — and here’s why it matters.

In Virginia, reckless driving is not a regular traffic ticket. It’s a Class 1 misdemeanor, which means:
• Mandatory court appearance
• Possible jail time
• Fines up to $2,500
• License suspension
• Six DMV demerit points
• A permanent criminal record

Whether you’re a Virginia resident or an out-of-state driver passing through, this charge can seriously impact your driving privileges, insurance, employment, and future opportunities.

In this video, Attorney T. Wayne Williams of Mapp, Mapp & Klein breaks down:
✔️ What reckless driving legally means in Virginia
✔️ Why you cannot prepay the ticket
✔️ What happens if you’re an out-of-state driver
✔️ When you should hire a reckless driving lawyer
✔️ The defenses an attorney can use to fight your charge
✔️ How legal representation can reduce charges or keep it off your record

With over 100 years of dedicated legal service on the Eastern Shore, the team at Mapp, Mapp & Klein helps clients challenge reckless driving charges and protect their future — often appearing in court on behalf of out-of-state drivers.

Need to Fight a Reckless Driving Charge in Virginia?
Don’t face this alone.

Call 757-787-8900 or visit our website to schedule a confidential consultation today.

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