Traffic Offense Lawyer Jersey City | Consequences of Driving Without Insurance in NJ

In New Jersey, driving without insurance is an offense leading to serious consequences. The penalties are stated by the NJ Compulsory Motor Vehicle Insurance Law – N.J.S.A. 39:6B-1. Under this law, all cars on the road must have liability insurance. New Jersey’s Statute 39:6B-2 requires the owner to maintain insurance on the vehicle for a minimum of $15,000 to cover injury or death, $30,000 to cover any one accident and $5,000 for property damage.

Penalties for Driving Without Insurance in NJ

First Time Offenders- A first time offender will face license suspension for up to one year, with a minimum fine of $300 and a maximum of $1000. The judge might impose community service.

Second Time Offenders– If a second offense occurs, then mandatory penalties include, jail for 14 days, a fine between $500 and $5,000, 30 days of community service, license suspension for at least two years and a $250 DMV surcharge for three years.

Contact Traffic Offense Lawyer in Jersey City

When you are convicted of driving without car insurance, a traffic offense lawyer in Jersey City can help. Attorney Silberman has extensive experience defending clients accused of traffic violations in New Jersey. Call 201-420-1913 for a consultation.