In Alpharetta, GA. municipal court representing my client against the charge of driving without auto liability insurance.
The Georgia Department of driver services can suspend driving privileges for anyone convicted of driving without proper auto insurance.
State law requires that all motorized vehicles operated on public roadways must be insured for the liability issues of, bodily injury and property damage.
Do not drive a vehicle that dosn't have current liability insurance coverage for the state of Georgia.
If you are caught doing so, your drivers license will be suspended and you will be charged with a misdemeanor.
If you have questions about, or have been charged with driving without current liability insurance in Georgia, contact the traffic ticket defense attorney Scott Miller, in Alpharetta, GA. for a free consultation. 770-408-1001
www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com
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