Articles Posted in Traffic Tickets

Illinois Intelligent Speed Assistance Law: What Drivers Should Know About Public Act 104-0507
The Davis Law Group

Public Act 104-0507 creates Illinois’ Intelligent Speed Assistance Program for repeat excessive speeding offenders beginning in 2028. Illinois has enacted a major new traffic safety law aimed at repeat excessive speeding offenders. House Bill 4948 creates an Intelligent Speed Assistance Program under the Illinois Vehicle Code. The program is scheduled to begin in January 1,…

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Illinois Expands Scott’s Law: What Drivers Need to Know in 2026
The Davis Law Group

Illinois expanded Scott’s Law effective June 1, 2026. Learn what drivers must do when approaching emergency workers and roadside scenes. Illinois drivers have long been required to slow down and move over when approaching emergency vehicles stopped on the side of the road. That law is commonly known as Scott’s Law, or the Illinois Move…

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Illinois’ New E-Bike Law (SB 3484): What Riders in Cook, Lake, and DuPage Counties Need to Know Before January 1, 2027
The Davis Law Group

Illinois has just enacted the most significant change to its electric bicycle and micromobility laws in nearly a decade. Senate Bill 3484 — the centerpiece of the Secretary of State’s “Ride Safe, Ride Smart, Ride Ready” campaign — creates the state’s first comprehensive framework for e-bikes, e-scooters, electric skateboards, and the increasingly powerful “e-moto” style…

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Charged with Leaving the Scene of an Accident in Lake County? What You Need to Know
The Davis Law Group

Being involved in a car accident is stressful. In the confusion and chaos that follows, some drivers leave the scene before fully understanding what the law requires of them. Others believe they exchanged enough information, or that the damage was too minor to warrant staying. Some leave because they are frightened, uninsured, or under the…

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Ticketed After a Car Accident in Lake County? What You Need to Know About Failure to Reduce Speed and Driving Too Fast for Conditions
The Davis Law Group

If you were involved in a car accident in Lake County, Illinois and received a traffic ticket, there is a good chance you were cited for one of two violations: Failure to Reduce Speed to Avoid an Accident or Driving Too Fast for Conditions. These are the two most common tickets issued by police officers…

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School Bus Permit Cancellation & Suspension
Brandon K. Davis

A school bus permit is required to transport school children through 12th grade for a public, private or religious school in a school bus or any other approved vehicle owned by or operated for a school or religious institution over a regularly scheduled route. School bus permit holders are subject to strict rules and regulations,…

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