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Learn more about traffic school basics, including how it works and when it might be a good option.
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What Happens When You Get an Out-of-State Traffic Ticket?
What if you get caught speeding while driving through another state? Will you have to pay the citation or go to court? How does an out-of-state ticket affect your driving record?
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A driver commits a “hit-and-run” offense by failing to stop at the scene of a collision that results in property damage or injury or death to a person. The duties of a driver who’s involved in an accident—and the penalties for failing to perform such duties—typically depend on the seriousness and other circumstances of the accident.
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What Happens When You Get an Out-of-State Traffic Ticket?
What if you get caught speeding while driving through another state? Will you have to pay the citation or go to court? How does an out-of-state ticket affect your driving record?
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What Is a Nonmoving Traffic Violation? Do They Go On Your Driving Record?
Moving traffic violations are those that occur when you are behind the wheel. Non-moving violations occur when the vehicle is stationary and usually turned off. If you are charged with any type of non-moving traffic violation, there are still penalties and fines.
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Can You Expunge a Traffic Violation From Your Record?
Non moving traffic violations can be expunged from your record. You can also expunge a moving violation from your record. Expungement of record is governed by state law.
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Is a Seatbelt Ticket a Moving Violation?
Whether a seat belt or child safety seat (car seat) violation is considered a moving violation depends on what state you live in.
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Is It Illegal to Have Sex While Driving?
Although there is no established nationwide sex-while-driving standard offense, engaging in sexual activity while behind the wheel violates distracted driving and reckless driving laws as well as state indecent exposure laws.