Traffic Violations and Penalties Flashcards
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What is the penalty for driving without a valid driver's license in the US?
Answer: Fine up to $500 and possible jail time
Driving without a valid license typically results in fines up to $500 and potential jail time depending on the state.
A driver accumulates too many points on their license. What is the likely consequence?
Answer: License suspension or revocation
Accumulating too many points on a driver's license typically leads to suspension or revocation of driving privileges.
What is a common penalty for a first-time DUI offense?
Answer: License suspension, fines, and possible jail time
A first DUI offense commonly results in license suspension, substantial fines, and potential jail time.
Running a red light is classified as what type of violation?
Answer: Moving violation
Running a red light is a moving violation because it occurs while the vehicle is in motion.
What typically happens to a driver's insurance after receiving a speeding ticket?
Answer: Insurance rates may increase
A speeding ticket is a moving violation that signals risk to insurers, which often causes premium rates to increase.
Which violation is most likely to result in immediate license revocation?
Answer: Driving under the influence
DUI is among the most serious traffic offenses and often results in immediate license revocation.
What is a 'civil traffic infraction' compared to a criminal traffic violation?
Answer: It does not result in jail time and is less serious
Civil traffic infractions are less serious offenses that typically result in fines but not jail time.