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Missouri employs relatively vague laws concerning a driver’s obligation to operate a motor vehicle “with the highest degree of care.” Violat...

Arizona Reckless Driving Laws

The state of Arizona defines both reckless driving and aggressive driving as major driving offenses. Either violation can result in automatic lice...

Right of Way Traffic Laws

Right of way laws vary by state, but the vast majority of laws are redundant on the idea of yielding to the right of way, or in essence, taking ...

Driving Car Without Working Lights

A traffic ticket for damaged headlights is commonly issued by law enforcement during nighttime driving if the mechanical violation poses risk to oth...

Improper Towing

Illegal towing issues are commonplace in large cities and urban areas where parking is difficult, if not impossible to find. Though some drivers u...

Carrying Passenger In Towed Vehicle Violation

Unsafe vehicle operation laws in most states have specific statutes dealing with the regulation of towed vehicle laws and unsafe towing practice...

Virginia Driving Violations

The commonwealth of Virginia administers to the driving population in the state through the Department of Motor Vehicles. This branch of the gove...

Texas Driving Violations

The state of Texas, which caters to millions of drivers across the vast state, adheres to a relatively unique method of identifying and correcting r...

Driving without Headlights

Traffic laws in each state contain statutes regarding nighttime driving and the appropriate use of headlights. Driving with poor visibility due...

Georgia Driving Violations

The Georgia Department of Driver Services caters to the resident drivers of the state of Georgia. The Department of Driver Services is tasked with...

Florida Driving Violations

The state of Florida deals with the driving privileges of millions of drivers. Tracking these drivers, while ensuring the safety of other drivers ...

California Driving Violations

The state of California encompasses a wide geographic area including millions of drivers. In order to keep track of dangerous or reckless drivers,...

Arizona Driving Violations

Each state possesses some method of tracking driving violations by drivers. In almost all states, accumulation of a given number of offenses, whic...

Ran Stop Sign

In major cities all around the country, many drivers are tempted to not stop at a stop sign. They are anxious...

Impeding Traffic

Impeding traffic is typically defined as when a driver is not operating their vehicle reasonably and blocks the normal flow of traffic. The laws gov...

Speeding 15 Miles Per Hour or Over (CDL)

Speeding has become a dangerous problem on the roads of the United States these days, with state officers and local officers all over the country se...

Driving Wrong Way Down One-Way Roadway

One Way driving is usually indicated by a sign with an arrow pointing the appropriate direction of travel for that street.

Passing with Insufficient Clearance

One of the illegal actions that motorists can commit while on the roads is to pass another vehicle without sufficient clearance.

Wrong Side Road – Not Passing

It is illegal, no matter where you are in the country, to drive on the wrong side of the road. Even though all 50 states in the country have diffe...

Fail to Yield Right of Way to Pedestrian at Signal Intersection

When a driver is required by law to yield the right of way to a pedestrian at a signal intersection, it means that he or she must stop the car and a...