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Alabama’s Traffic Violation Point System
The Alabama MVD will issue a notice of suspension once a driver accumulates 12 or more demerit points within two years.
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Red Light and Stop Sign Tickets in Alabama
If you get caught running a stop sign or red light in Alabama, you’ll likely face fines and demerit points on your driving record. This article gives an overview of what the law prohibits and some specific consequences of a stop sign or red light violation.
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Alabama Teen Driving Laws, Insurance Requirements & Drivers License
Alabama's licensing system for new drivers, including the requirements, restrictions, and penalties for violating any of the teen driving conditions.
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Alabama's Distracted Driving (Texting and Cell Phone) Laws and Penalties
Alabama’s distracted driving laws prohibit text messaging for all drivers and talking on a cellphone for only certain drivers. Learn about the law's specifics, including the penalties for a texting or cellphone ticket.
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Alabama's Speeding Laws and Ticket Penalties
Read about Alabama’s speeding laws and the consequences of getting a speeding ticket.
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Alabama's Reckless Driving Laws and Penalties
Reckless driving is a misdemeanor in Alabama. Read about how the offense is defined and the penalties you'll face if convicted.
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Alabama Law on Passengers and Pets in Pickup Trucks
While Alabama has rules regarding seatbelts and child restraints inside vehicles, the state has no specific laws addressing the legality of passengers or pets riding in the bed of a pickup truck.
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Driving Without a Valid (or on a Suspended) License in Alabama
What does it mean to drive without a license in Alabama? Driving without a license can refer to three scenarios: not having a license in your possession, driving without a valid license, and driving on a suspended or revoked license
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Alabama’s Commercial Driver’s License Laws
Obtaining a commercial driver's license (CDL) in Alabama requires passage of a skills and knowledge test based upon the type of commercial motor vehicles (CMV) being driven.
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Alabama's Vehicular Homicide and Manslaughter Laws and Penalties
A motorist who drives with negligence or recklessness and kills another person may face homicide, manslaughter, or murder charges.
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