Traffic & DWI Bail Bonds
In North Carolina, impaired driving is charged as DWI (Driving While Impaired under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1). Under state implied-consent laws (G.S. § 20-16.2 / § 20-16.5), an arrest triggers an immediate 30-day civil license revocation at the magistrate's office before you ever see a judge. We understand the legal timelines and post bond quickly so you can focus on your defense.
Implied consent starts the clock at arrest.
Under North Carolina's implied consent law, refusing or failing a breath test can trigger an immediate civil license revocation at the magistrate's office — separate from, and faster than, the criminal case itself. Many people don't realize their license is affected before they even see a judge.
Once bond is posted and you're released, there's typically a narrow window to request a DMV hearing to contest the civil revocation. We can't give legal advice or recommend a specific attorney, but we can tell you the deadline is short, so speak with a licensed North Carolina attorney as soon as possible.
What we bond
- DWIFirst-offense & repeat
- Reckless drivingMisdemeanor & felony speeding
- DWLRDriving while license revoked
- Hit & runProperty and injury
- Habitual offenderEnhanced charges
The full range of traffic offenses.
- DWI / DUI, first-offense and repeat
- Reckless driving and felony speeding
- Driving while license revoked (DWLR)
- Hit-and-run, property and injury
- Habitual traffic offender enhancement
- No operator's license, expired registration
North Carolina 15% Statutory Fee Cap.
Under North Carolina law (N.C. Gen. Stat. § 58-71-95), bail bond fees are strictly capped at a maximum of 15% of the total bond amount set by the magistrate. For example, on a $3,000 DWI bond, the maximum legal premium is $450. We give you transparent pricing upfront, with zero surprise fees and flexible payment plans available.
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Our licensed bail bond agents post Traffic & DWI Bail Bonds directly at magistrate offices and detention facilities across all 8 core North Carolina counties 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Common questions after a traffic arrest.
North Carolina's implied consent law (N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-16.5) triggers an immediate 30-day civil license revocation at the magistrate's office, separate from the criminal case — this occurs before you ever see a trial judge.
That depends on the civil revocation and whether you qualify for a limited driving privilege through the court — this is a question for a licensed North Carolina attorney. We cannot recommend a specific lawyer.
While magistrates typically set higher bond amounts for repeat offenses or gross aggravating factors, our bail fee is strictly capped at a maximum of 15% under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 58-71-95 with no hidden surcharges.
Arrested for DWI or a traffic charge? Call now.
A licensed bondsman can start a traffic or DWI bond on the first call, any hour of the day or night.