Speeding Ticket Reduced in Cranberry Township

In Cranberry Township, a 37-year-old was recently pulled over and was ticketed for speeding on a local interstate after going 22 miles over the speed limit. The man claimed that he lost track of how fast he was going and while traveling at such a rate is not only dangerous, it is also a serious traffic offense, carrying the possibility of four points being added to his license. Because it was important to preserve this man’s clean driving history, he contacted Pennsylvania traffic lawyer Matthew Ness with Worgul, Sarna & Ness, Criminal Defense Attorneys, LLC.

By utilizing his extensive experience in Pennsylvania traffic court and his well-cultivated relationships, attorney Ness effectively convinced all the parties involved to amend his client’s speeding violation to going 5 miles over the posted limit. This lesser citation will not result in any points and due to attorney Ness’ representation, his client was able to protect his driving record.

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