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The Town of Hanover covers nearly 50 square miles of Chautauqua County and has a population of 7,127 (2010 U.S. Census). The town is situated along the banks of Lake Erie and Cattaraugus Creek. The town contains a hamlet named Hanover Center, which lies along Silver Creek on County Roads 89 and 93. Interstate-90, US Route 20 and New York State Routes 5 and 39 all serve the greater Hanover area.
If you have received a speeding ticket that is returnable to Hanover Town Court, call our Chautauqua County Traffic Defense Lawyers today. We can help you save time, money, points, and insurance increases.
About this GuideThis guide was created by our attorneys to help you better understand your legal matter. If you would like legal representation, our attorneys can be reached at 800-893-9645.
Tips and Additional InformationTip: Once you have received your traffic ticket, please be sure to plead guilty or not guilty by the date provided. Failure to answer your ticket could result in your driving license getting suspended.
Points: A speeding ticket ranges from 3-11 points. Take a look at the following chart for the breakdown of points:
Speeding | Points |
01 to 10 mph over the limit | 3 |
11 to 20 | 4 |
21 to 30 | 6 |
31 to 40 | 8 |
More than 40 | 11 |
Once a driver has 11 points on their license, their license can get suspended. Please remember it is a crime to drive with a suspended license, if you are pulled over the officer can arrest you and impound your car.
Fines: In terms of quantifiable dollars and cents, the average conviction to a 76/55 mph zone will usually face a fine up to about $400.00, a $300.00 fine payable to DMV, and a few hundred dollars in insurance increases.
Fines that are imposed by a Judge are set by the New York State Legislature and codified within the New York Vehicle and Traffic Law. There are limits to the amount that driver can be fined.
A conviction to a violation with points does not convert into an automatic insurance increase. The algorithm that most insurance companies use to assess an insurance increase is proprietary in nature and not widely shared the public. There are many factors that can be taken into consideration including but not limited the driver’s age, type of vehicle driving, and accident history.
Suspension: There are multiple ways that can result in a suspension of your driver’s license. Some include but are not limited to failure to answering your ticket, failure to paying court fees, getting 2 work zone tickets, and accumulating 11 points.
Junior License: If you have a junior license and are facing a speeding violation, your case would have to be handled in a very delicate matter. New York State has stringent guidelines for our young drivers. A court appearance may be required regardless of your plea.
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