McCall Law, PLLC

09/30/2026

Got a traffic ticket in North Carolina? You might be racking up DMV points without even realizing it! If you hit 12 points in 3 years, your license could be suspended—and nobody wants that hassle.
Here’s a quick breakdown of how many points you get for common violations:

5 Points
Passing a stopped school bus

4 Points
Reckless driving
Hit and run (property damage)
Following too closely
Driving on the wrong side of the road
Illegal passing
Failure to yield right-of-way to a pedestrian
Failure to yield right-of-way to a bicycle, motor scooter, or motorcycle

3 Points
Running a stop sign
Speeding (over 55 mph)
Failure to yield right-of-way
Running a red light
No driver’s license or expired license
Failure to stop for siren
Driving through a safety zone

2 Points
Speeding (10 mph or less over a speed limit under 55 mph)
Failure to properly restrain a child in a safety seat

1 Point
Littering from a

09/30/2026

Ignoring a traffic ticket in North Carolina can lead to fines, license suspension, arrest warrants, or even jail time! Don’t risk it, take action now.

Call today for legal guidance!

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09/03/2026

Got a traffic ticket in North Carolina? You might be racking up DMV points without even realizing it! If you hit 12 points in 3 years, your license could be suspended—and nobody wants that hassle.
Here’s a quick breakdown of how many points you get for common violations:

5 Points
Passing a stopped school bus

4 Points
Reckless driving
Hit and run (property damage)
Following too closely
Driving on the wrong side of the road
Illegal passing
Failure to yield right-of-way to a pedestrian
Failure to yield right-of-way to a bicycle, motor scooter, or motorcycle

3 Points
Running a stop sign
Speeding (over 55 mph)
Failure to yield right-of-way
Running a red light
No driver’s license or expired license
Failure to stop for siren
Driving through a safety zone

2 Points
Speeding (10 mph or less over a speed limit under 55 mph)
Failure to properly restrain a child in a safety seat

1 Point
Littering from a motor vehicle

⚠️ License Suspension Rules:
❌ 12 Points in 3 Years → License suspension 🚫
❌ 8 Points within 3 Years After Reinstatement → Possible additional suspension

Got a traffic violation? Don't let DMV points put your license at risk! McCall Law, PLLC is here to help. Contact us today!

📞: 919 617 1838
📧: [email protected]

09/03/2026

Got a speeding ticket? You have options!
Paying the fine might seem like the easy way out, but did you know it can lead to:

❌ Hefty fines
❌ DMV points on your record
❌ Increased insurance rates
❌ License suspension (if you have multiple offenses)
Traffic tickets can have an impact on your driving privileges. Learn just how much.
Before you pay, know your rights! McCall Law, PLLC can help you fight your ticket and explore legal options. Don’t just pay, fight smart!

📞: 919 617 1838
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09/03/2026

❗Missed child support in NC? You could face jail, fines, license suspension & more.
Don’t wait—talk to a lawyer today.
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