Reckless Driving Defense in Maryland
Reckless driving isn�t just a ticket-it's a criminal offense. And with new laws enhancing the penalties, it's more important than ever to mount a serious defense.
What is Reckless Driving?
Under Maryland law, a person is guilty of reckless driving if they operate a vehicle:
- With wanton or willful disregard for the safety of persons or property, or
- At a speed at least 30 mph over the posted limit
Under new laws set to take effect in October of 2025, a conviction can lead to:
- Up to 60 days in jail
- Fines up to $1,000
- 6 points on your license
If you've been charged with both reckless and aggressive driving, your exposure may be even greater.
Meet Your Maryland Traffic Defense Team

Max Frizalone
Max brings an aggressive and strategic approach to traffic defense cases across Maryland.
- Former Assistant State's Attorney in Prince George's County and public defender in multiple counties
- Has represented thousands of clients in speeding, reckless driving, and MVA hearings
- Known for securing dismissals and reduced charges in even the most serious traffic cases

Luke Woods
Luke is a veteran traffic and criminal defense attorney with a courtroom reputation that spans over two decades.
- Former JAG officer and District Public Defender in Calvert County
- Has tried hundreds of contested traffic trials across Maryland
- Focused on protecting clients' driving records, licenses, and livelihoods
At FrizWoods, we've handled thousands of traffic defense cases across Maryland-from minor citations to serious criminal traffic charges. We don't just show up in court-we come prepared to win.
How We Defend Reckless Driving Charges
- Challenge officer's observations or evidence
- Contest speed measuring device accuracy
- Argue for reduced charge (e.g., negligent driving)
- Advocate for PBJ to avoid points
Our attorneys routinely appear in traffic courts across Anne Arundel, Howard, and Prince George's Counties.
Speak with an Experienced Traffic Attorney Today
A reckless driving charge is serious. Contact FrizWoods now to discuss your case with a lawyer who knows how to fight-and win-these cases in Maryland courtrooms.