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Georgia’s Traffic Violation Point System
The Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) generally sends out a notice when a driver has been assigned license points. A driver who accumulates 15 points within 24 months will receive a notice of suspension.
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Red Light and Stop Sign Tickets in Georgia
Motorists must come to a complete stop at a red light or stop sign in Georgia. If you get caught running a stop sign or red light, you’ll typically be looking at a fine and points on your driving record.
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Georgia's Speeding Ticket Laws and Penalties
Georgia has two types of speeding laws: “absolute limits” and a “basic speeding law.” Read about how these speed limits work and the costs of a Georgia speeding ticket.
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The Georgia Super Speeder Law has upped the ante when it comes fighting your speeding ticket. In the past, where many drivers may have simply paid their tickets, this new law may make those drivers want to think twice.
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Georgia Teen Driving Laws, Insurance Requirements, and Driver's License
If you're a teen or a parent of a teen, you might want to know what Georgia's teen driving laws and insurance requirements are.
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Talking on the Phone and Texting While Driving in Georgia
Georgia’s distracted driving laws prohibit text messaging and handheld cellphone use for all drivers. Read about the specifics of what the laws prohibit and the costs of a texting or cellphone ticket.
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Driving Without a Valid (or on a Suspended) License in Georgia
In Georgia, driving without a license can refer to three scenarios: you don't have your license with you, your license is suspended or revoked, or you just don't have a license.
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Georgia’s Car Seat and Seat Belt Laws
Georgia has laws mandating vehicle restraints for children in cars. These laws are based on the restraint standards imposed by the Department of Transportation.