Reckless Driving in Kentucky (KRS 189.290)

Reckless Driving in Kentucky (KRS 189.290) — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Understanding Reckless Driving Charges in Kentucky Reckless driving is one of the most commonly charged traffic offenses in Kentucky, and unlike a simple speeding ticket, it carries criminal penalties that can affect your driving record, insurance rates, and even your freedom. Under KRS 189.290, every person operating a motor vehicle on a highway in Kentucky … Read more

Reckless Driving Charges in Kentucky

Reckless Driving Charges in Kentucky — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Reckless Driving: More Than a Traffic Ticket Kentucky reckless driving charges under KRS 189.290 are technically traffic offenses, but they can carry criminal consequences and collateral license and insurance impacts that rival DUI. Whether your case is in Louisville, Lexington, or anywhere in Kentucky, reckless driving deserves careful defense. Clark + Harris represents clients charged … Read more

Driving Without Insurance in Kentucky (KRS 304.39-080)

Driving Without Insurance in Kentucky (KRS 304.39-080) — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Driving Without Insurance Charges in Kentucky Kentucky requires all drivers to maintain minimum liability insurance on their registered vehicles, and driving without insurance carries penalties that can quickly spiral into a frustrating cycle of fines, license suspension, and additional charges. Under KRS 304.39-080, failure to maintain required security on a motor vehicle is a crime … Read more

Speeding Tickets and Criminal Speeding in Kentucky

Speeding Tickets and Criminal Speeding in Kentucky — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Speeding Offenses in Kentucky: From Traffic Tickets to Criminal Charges Most speeding tickets in Kentucky are simple traffic violations that result in a fine and points on your driving record. However, in certain circumstances, speeding can escalate to criminal charges that carry the possibility of jail time, substantial fines, and a criminal record. Whether you … Read more

Racing on Public Highways in Kentucky (KRS 189.340)

Racing on Public Highways in Kentucky (KRS 189.340) — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Street Racing Charges in Kentucky Street racing and speed contests on public roads are dangerous and illegal in Kentucky, and law enforcement agencies in Lexington, Louisville, and throughout the Commonwealth have intensified their efforts to crack down on this activity. Under KRS 189.340, participating in a race or speed contest on a public highway is … Read more

Kentucky Traffic Court: What to Expect and How to Fight a Ticket

Kentucky Traffic Court: What to Expect and How to Fight a Ticket — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Navigating Kentucky Traffic Court Receiving a traffic ticket in Kentucky is a stressful experience, and many drivers are unsure of what to expect when they appear in court. Whether you received a citation in Lexington, Louisville, or anywhere in the Commonwealth, understanding the traffic court process and your options is essential to making informed decisions … Read more

Hit and Run in Kentucky: Leaving the Scene of an Accident (KRS 189.580)

Hit and Run in Kentucky: Leaving the Scene of an Accident (KRS 189.580) — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Kentucky Leaving the scene of an accident, commonly known as hit and run, is a serious criminal offense in Kentucky that can result in felony charges, prison time, and permanent loss of your driver’s license. Under KRS 189.580, every driver involved in an accident resulting in injury or … Read more

Road Rage and Aggressive Driving Charges in Kentucky

Road Rage and Aggressive Driving Charges in Kentucky — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Road Rage and Aggressive Driving in Kentucky Road rage incidents in Kentucky can escalate rapidly from a traffic dispute to a criminal arrest. What begins as frustration on the interstate or a confrontation in a parking lot can lead to charges ranging from reckless driving and wanton endangerment to assault with a deadly weapon if … Read more

Operating a Motor Vehicle with Expired Registration in Kentucky

Operating a Motor Vehicle with Expired Registration in Kentucky — Clark + Harris, PLLC

Expired Registration Charges in Kentucky Driving with expired registration is one of the most common traffic offenses in Kentucky, and while it may seem like a minor issue, it can lead to traffic stops, citations, vehicle impoundment, and in some cases, additional criminal charges. Under KRS 186.170, every motor vehicle operated on Kentucky highways must … Read more