Failing to Yield

Failure to Yield to an Emergency Vehicle: Defending a Ticket

Without warning, an emergency vehicle flies by on your right. Seconds later, a police vehicle pulls you over. You are left holding a hefty ticket for your failure to yield to an emergency vehicle that you never saw coming. Emergency Vehicle Right Of Way Laws Emergency vehicle right of way laws are in

Fail to Yield to Right of Way

Failing to yield to the right of way means that a driver goes before a pedestrian or another driver who has the right to go first.

Failure to Yield: Common Defenses

Though there are numerous commonly repeated traffic violations, the most often repeated one is the failure to yield. As failure to yield leads to numerous accidents, this violation is dealt with severely. If you do not yield to another driver to their right or do not yield to the other driver coming

How can I defend a failure to yield ticket in Texas?

How can I defend a failure to yield ticket in Texas?

Defense for Failure to Yield to an Emergency Vehicle: Unsafe Stop

We all know the loud whine of an ambulance or the howl of a police car and we all know what to do: get to the side. Emergency vehicles on call always receive the right of way. Of course many people are still charged with failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, one of the most serious of all traffic

Failure to Yield at a Broken Traffic Light: Moving Violation?

A broken traffic light is not an excuse for drivers to behave differently or in a negligent manner. The chances of an accident occurring in an intersection with a broken light are more than doubled. If anything, a broken traffic light should indicate the drivers need to pay even more attention to the

Failure to Yield to Right of Way at Open Intersection

Failure to yield to right of way is the most common cause of driver accidents.

Fail to Yield Right of Way to Pedestrian in Crosswalk

Failing to yield right of way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk is considered a moving violation, and can result in serious injuries or even death.

Fighting a Traffic Ticket for Failure to Yield to a Pedestrian

Driving in a city presents a whole bag of problems that are not always present in suburban or rural areas. Road ways are tight, traffic is often backed up and you also have the added issue of pedestrians. Getting a ticket for failure to yield pedestrian areas can be a little aggravating especially if

Moving Violations: Failure to Yield at a Traffic Light Accident

One of the most common causes of traffic accidents, by far, is the failure to yield at a traffic light. While the concept is pretty simple – green light means go, red light means stop – the problem is not that drivers don’t understand what they’re supposed to do. It’s that, as individual situations

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 allow the pedestrian to go first.

What are my options for fighting a ticket for failure to yield?

What are my options for fighting a ticket for failure to yield?