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Utah’s Traffic Violation Point System
Each traffic violation in Utah results in a certain number of demerit points being assessed against the driver’s record. Accumulation of too many points will result in license suspension and other penalties.
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Utah's Distracted Driving Law: Talking on the Phone and Texting While Driving
Unlike many other states, Utah doesn’t restrict all cell phone and wireless device use while driving. Utah drivers are generally allowed to talk on a cell phone. But most texting is prohibited.
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Utah Speeding Laws and Tickets Penalties
Utah drivers who are caught going faster than a presumed maximum speed limit might be able to beat a speeding ticket by proving in court that the speed was safe under the circumstances.
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Red Light and Stop Sign Tickets in Utah
Motorists approaching a stop sign or a red light must come to a complete stop in Utah. If you get a stop sign or red light ticket, you’ll likely be looking at having to pay a fine and demerit points being assessed to your driving record.
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Driving Without a Valid (or on a Suspended) License in Utah
In Utah, it's unlawful to drive without a valid license. This article takes a look at what constitutes driving without a license, possible penalties for violating this law, and what it takes to reinstate a suspended or revoked license.
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Utah’s Teen Driving Laws, Insurance Requirements, and Driver’s Licenses
Information on permits, provisional licenses, and insurance requirements in Utah for drivers who are younger than 21.