No, not that one particular charge. However, every moving violation has 'points' attached to it. If you get too many tickets (i.e.: too many points accumulated) your rates will go up. EXCEPTION: If the ticket was issued as a result of an accident - yes - your rates WILL go up because of the accident caused by that violation.
No its not legal that's why they say NO PASSING ZONE
It means that you cannot pass any vehicles in that zone. It can also signify that the passing zone has ended.
it means where you pass it and recieve it
No! It is illegal to do so. That's why they call it a no passing zone...
It means you cannot pass. If you had a dashed yellow line, you would be allowed to pass.
To pass, you need to be in a passing zone. There should be a clear view of the road ahead and enough time to pass before meeting oncoming cars.
To pass, you need to be in a passing zone. There should be a clear view of the road ahead and enough time to pass before meeting oncoming cars.
In general, you should not pass another car in a no passing zone, as these areas are marked to indicate it is unsafe to do so. However, some exceptions may apply, such as when you are avoiding an obstacle or if instructed by a law enforcement officer. Always prioritize safety and abide by local traffic laws. If in doubt, it's best to wait until you are in a designated passing zone.
You are in a passing zone, and it is safe and legal to pass.
No, that's false
Yes, drivers should slow down when passing a school zone sign to ensure the safety of students and pedestrians.
You don't. No passing means "no passing" and a big rig driver does not have the authority to tell vehicles to pass. Pay the ticket and consider it a lesson learned even though it was the result of an act of courtesy.