- Speeding
- Reckless Driving
- Driving Too Fast for Conditions
- Changing Lanes When Unsafe
- Following Too Closely
- Failing to Yield the Right of Way
- Driving Under the Influence (DUI or DWI)
- Not Wearing a Seatbelt
- Failure to Maintain Proof of Insurance
- Failure to Register a Motor Vehicle
- Failure to Properly Display Plates
- Failure to Weigh-In
- Unlicensed operation
- .........And much more!
If you are found guilty of a traffic violation, you may be subject to:
Fines and surcharges due to the court.
Points added to your license.
License Suspension and Revocation.
DMV Driver Assessments – Potential state surcharges based on point accumulation.
Unemployment – If you drive on behalf or your company,
accumulation of points makes you a greater insurance risk and could result in your termination.
Raised insurance premiums.
Criminal record .
