ATLANTA, GA, February 27, 2014 (Press-News.org) The Atlanta traffic ticket lawyers at Sam McRae Law know that taking a defensive driving course can offer Georgia drivers a variety of benefits, some of which are universal and some of which are specific to Georgia law.
The most obvious benefit of a defensive driving course is that it can help you to improve your skills as a driver. You will learn how to drive safely and responsibly either through a basic review of laws or through extensive hands-on training. The duration and complexity of your class will depend largely on the class you choose and your reasons for picking it.
Even a very basic defensive driving class can reduce your auto insurance premium by between 10 and 15 percent, as long as you have had a clean driving record for three years. Since this can amount to major savings, the Atlanta speeding ticket lawyers recommend that all drivers with a clean record attend a defensive driving class to receive this easy deduction.
Georgia law often requires defensive driving courses to be completed in a variety of Atlanta traffic ticket and other driving-related cases.
According to Sam McRae, Attorney at Sam McRae Law, "You can be ordered to take a defensive driving class to have a ticket dismissed, get your driver's license reinstated, receive a point reduction on your license or as a part of a court-ordered sentence."
If you are required to take a defensive driving course, the Department of Driver Services will typically require you to attend a class in person for six hours. Classes can be found across the Atlanta metro area to satisfy this requirement. Learn more at http://www.sammcraelaw.com.
About Sam McRae Law:
Sam McRae Law specializes in criminal defense and traffic ticket violations. With years of experience, Sam McRae has developed the expertise and relationships to resolve clients' traffic cases in an efficient and positive manner.
For more information, please visit http://www.sammcraelaw.com.
Atlanta Traffic Attorney, Sam McRaw, Discusses the Benefits of Taking Defensive Driving Courses
Taking a defensive driving course can help with your overall skills, your insurance premiums and driving-related legal issues, explains Sam McRae Law.
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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Traffic Attorney, Sam McRaw, Discusses the Benefits of Taking Defensive Driving CoursesTaking a defensive driving course can help with your overall skills, your insurance premiums and driving-related legal issues, explains Sam McRae Law.