Traffic Violations and Tickets

Generally, yes.

Every jurisdiction has their own 'price schedule' for various violations. The question is too vague to be answered here. I think this type of violation is usually cited as a result of an accident between two vehicles. ...

It's a federal law, and therefor it is a felony which can result in time in a federal prison. Another View: (in the US) Actually it is a violation of state law, NOT federal law AGREE: it is a state law violation. Normally this is considered a traffic criminal violation. What an officer may do with you when he pulls you over for this type of violation will depend upon several factors. This ranges from simply giving you a citation, for which a...

Four points in a year. Six points in two years. Eight points in three years. ...

a nightlight can cost a few dollars depending on the type of nightlight it is such as a bulb or sensor. the decor of the nightlight can be factored in the cost as well. ...

It depends. Some places really do not care while in others they will take you to jail. By signing you are not admitting guilt, only that you have received the ticket and agree to show for court. ...

you don't get your liscense until your 16 and if your 16 or 17 then you wont have your learners permit anymore Answer Check the driving manual in your state. It should say what will happen. Some states will charge a fine. Some states will arrest you. Some will impound your car or make your parents come get you and the car. Some states will take away your learner's permit and not allow you to get it back until 18 or 21....

Yep, I got a warning the other day for having one.

The Government of Quebec uses the Bureau des Infractions et Amends (BIA) to process payment of fines and contesting tickets. If you would like to challenge a speeding ticket, you normally have 30 days to respond after receipt of the ticket. If you reside outside of Quebec, you should note that provinces and states bordering Quebec have reciprocal agreements regarding the honouring of tickets and demerit points. Therefore, demerit points will be issued on your Ontario driver's license if you receive a ticket...

Get a copy of your motor vehicle report, or MVR, at the Department of Motor Vehicles of your state. They will charge you a nominal fee. ...

The state of Maryland can request to Pennsylvania that your licence be suspended - whether Pennsylvania would actually do this or not is a bit doubtful. However, the state of Maryland can - and will - suspend your driving privilege in that state, making it illegal for you to drive within the boundaries of that state until you have your privileges reinstated in the state of Maryland. ...

Yes, they are in an agreement with other states that report to each other. Added: All states are members except for Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Tennessee (dropped out in 1997). Nevada repealed the authorizing legislation in 2007[1], though it still generally conforms to the agreement through regulations. ...

It definitely depends on the state, and city. I paid $242.00 for going 51 in a 35 zone. This was in Southaven, Mississippi. ...

1128A is an unsafe lane change.

It means old code that is no longer in use or has been replaced by a new code section. ...

Probably because army officers are allowed when off duty, so police officers should be able to as well. Added: As long as they don't do it in uniform, of course they can. They don't lose their civil rights simply because of their occupation. INTERESTINGLY - police officers are held to an even higher standard than the general public, because not only can they face the penalty of law if arrested for improper actions while intoxicated, most law enforcement agencies will discipline them...

If you are referring to a green arrow pointing upwards at a traffic light then that is pretty much the same thing as a green light signalling for traffic to continue moving forward. Traffic is allowed to move in the direction of the arrow. Commonly used to allow "protected" left turns at an intersection while the red ball prevents traffic from going straight across the intersection. ...

no

At least in Texas, they have to release you on time served in two days.

if found guilty a 60/90 day license suspension in addition to a fine of not less that $200 but not exceeding $1000 ...

No, but your lawyer might possible be able to do this. You see, you are the one with the traffic violation, so it is you who will be inconvenienced because of your traffic violation. That's all part of the learning process - once one sees what a pain it is to get time off from work, go to court and such, they will think twice before violating the laws again. ...

Yes, but you will need some form of valid identification, such as a passport or state ID. ...

You don't. Stop being rude and blocking people's driveways! Every day some idiot parks across my driveway and I have to call the police to get out of my own garage. Rude people like you burn me up, and I do everything I can to ensure you get a ticket and learn not to block residents' access to their own home! ...

In San Diego, 350 W. Ash St. apparently had an "Authorized Vehicles Only" sign I didn't see, when I went back 2 hours later, I had a $40 dollar fine slapped onto my windshield. great. just great. ...

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