Beaufort County Speeding Ticket
Beaufort County, South Carolina is a beautiful and historic part of South Carolina. From Paris Island to Hilton Head Island or Beaufort to Port Royal, there is something for everyone in Beaufort County, South Carolina. However, you may miss the area’s charm if you are charged with a speeding or traffic ticket. If you have received a Beaufort, Port Royal, or Hilton Head Island traffic citation, speeding ticket, or any other moving traffic violation, call us today for a free consultation with a SC traffic ticket lawyer. At Nosal & Jeter, LLP, we represent the areas’ South Carolina residents, vacationers, military service members, and business travelers. It does not matter if you have a South Carolina driver’s license or are licensed in Texas, North Carolina, Georgia (or any other state). We can usually help with your case.
We have worked with clients in Beaufort County who were charged with speeding tickets, driving under suspension, reckless driving, stop sign violations, and other traffic violations. We will work with you to resolve your South Carolina traffic ticket. Do not just pay the fine and take the license points. The Beaufort County Magistrate Court is located at 104 Ribaut Road Beaufort, SC OR 4819 Bluffton Pkwy Beaufort, SC.
Call Now to speak to a South Carolina Traffic Lawyer: (803) 351–3597
Don’t Fight a Beaufort County Traffic Ticket Alone
Beaufort County features some of South Carolina’s most popular and historic attractions. Unfortunately the southern coast is also a haven for speeding tickets and other moving violations. Whether you are a resident, business traveler, vacationer or military transplant, call Nosal & Jeter, LLP to get help with your Beaufort County traffic ticket.
Target Areas Along the South Coast
Beaufort County is a collection of small islands and inlets. The main towns are accessible via two primary highways that both branch off of Interstate 95.
- Hilton Head Island sees the most tourist traffic. The average moving violation will cost you at least $237. If you get caught passing a stopped school bus, you are looking at over $1,000 in fines.
- Bluffton houses some of the state’s most popular golf clubs. The central parkway is rather scenic, but it’s also posted with a 35 mph speed limit.
- Beaufort spans both sides of the Harbor River, and Woods Memorial Bridge operates some very specific traffic control devices.
- Port Royal includes Parris Island where over 15,000 Marine recruits go through boot camp each year. Open container violations can cost up to $100 and may come with jail time.
Common Traffic Violations
Speeding is the most common type of Beaufort County traffic ticket, but we work with clients facing charges for many other moving violations, such as:
- Driving on suspension
- Driving without insurance
- Underage drinking
- Driving under the influence (DUI)
- Failing to obey traffic signals
- Following too closely
- Driving an unsafe vehicle
- Reckless driving
Points on Your Driving Record
Even a minor Beaufort County speeding ticket can damage your record, and the local DMV can legally revoke your driving privileges if you have 12 or more points on your license. Legal assistance is especially beneficial for repeat offenders and non-residents, so get in touch with a lawyer to discuss your options.
Out-of-State Residents
Police officers issue hundreds of citations to non-resident vacationers each year. Points from a Beaufort County traffic ticket may even transfer to your home state. Even you are not a not a South Carolina resident, we can help mitigate your case remotely. A two-point charge in Beaufort may become a heavier punishment back home, so give us a call before you travel back for a court appearance.
Contact Our Office For a Free Consultation
At Nosal & Jeter, LLP, we will do our best to minimize your hassle and overall liability. We may be able to negotiate directly with the municipal court or your charging officer. Whether or not we are able to reduce the charge, dismiss the case or prevent an appearance, we will still recommend the best course of action.
Be polite with your officer, but don’t pay your ticket right away. Talk to us first. You can even send us a copy of your ticket and we will review it free of charge. Just include your phone number and then send it by email to [email protected], by text to 803-351-3597 or by fax to 803-403-9515. We are available in the morning, evening and weekends, so get someone on your side by calling today.
