If you are in a car accident in Vermont and any property is damaged or someone is injured you must immediately stop and provide your name, residence, license number, address and the name of owner of the vehicle’s name to anyone whose property was damaged. You must also render any Read more…
In Vermont you can be charged for LSA (leaving the scene of accident) if you do not stop and provide your name, residence, license number and the name of the owner of the motor vehicle to the owner of any property that you damaged in an accident (even if you Read more…
In Vermont you can be charged for leaving the scene of accident if you do not stop and provide your name, residence, license number and the name of the owner of the motor vehicle to the owner of any property that you damaged in an accident (even if you only Read more…
I was caught speeding in Vermont. I received a speeding ticket and was given a criminal charge of Negligent Operation. Is this normal? Yes. Unfortunately, people are often cited for a criminal negligent operation charge and given a hefty speeding ticket for the same offense. What is the difference between Read more…