Failure to maintain lane in the state of Georgia is a moving traffic violation. If you plead guilty to this you will be fined, and three points will be charged on your drivers record.
Failure to maintain lane is one of the most common reasons law enforcement officers use to make a traffic stop. Once your vehicle is stoped the officer can visually inspect around your passenger compartment looking for contraband or weapons. He or she will engage you in conversation and look for signs of, or the odor of, alcohol.
This simple traffic stop could lead to charges against you for DUI, if you have been drinking alcohol.
Drive carefully between the lanes. Do not cross the line between lanes without carefully looking around you, to make sure it is safe to do so. Always signal any intended lane change.
If you have legal issues with failure to maintain lane or with the resulting traffic citation for a DUI charge, call the experienced DUI traffic attorney Scott Miller in Alpharetta Georgia for a free consultation. 770-408-1001
www.lawofficeofscottmiller.com
