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Moving Violations?
For future references, can you give me a list of notable moving traffic violations?
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- he Department shall impose the following penalties upon receipt of a conviction of a violation of any of the listed offenses found within the Uniform Rules of the Road:Code Section Offense Penalty40-6-2Failure to Obey Person Directing Traffic3 points40-6-6Emergency Vehicle Violation3 points40-6-10No InsuranceSuspension-O.C.G.A. §40-5-7040-6-11No Proof of Insurance-Motorcycle3 points40-6-14Limits on Sound Volume3 points40-6-15Suspended/Revoked/Cancelled RegistrationHV Contributor40-6-16“Move Over” Violation3 points40-6-17Use of Traffic-Control Device Preemption Emitter (while operating a motor vehicle)3 points40-6-20Disregard of Traffic Control Device or Signal3 points40-6-21Failure to Obey Traffic Signal or Light3 points40-6-23Failure to Obey Flashing Signal3 points40-6-24Lane Direction Violation3 points40-6-26(a)Tampering with Traffic Signs or Signals (while operating vehicle)3 points40-6-26(b)Operating Vehicle on Closed Roadway3 points40-6-27Tampering with Pavement Markers (while operating vehicle)40-6-40Improper Lane Usage3 points40-6-41Failure to Yield to Oncoming Traffic3 points40-6-42Improper Passing3 points40-6-43Improper Passing on the Right3 points40-6-44Improper Passing3 points40-6-45Improper Passing on Hill or Curve4 points40-6-46Passing in a No Passing Zone3 points40-6-47(b)Wrong Way on One-Way Road3 points40-6-47(c)Rotary Traffic Island Violation3 points40-6-48Failure to Maintain Lane3 points40-6-49Following Too Closely3 points40-6-50Driving Within Gore or Improper Entry to Controlled Access Highway3 points40-6-51Improper Use of Controlled-Access Road3 points40-6-52Truck Lane Usage Violation3 points40-6-53Bus or Motorcoach Lane Violation3 points40-6-54HOV Lane Violation1 point for 4th +40-6-70Failure to Yield at Intersection3 points40-6-71Failure to Yield when Turning Left3 points40-6-72Stop/Yield Sign Violation3 points40-6-73Failure to Yield when Crossing or Entering Road3 points40-6-74Failure to Yield to Emergency Vehicle3 points40-6-75Failure to Yield to Construction Vehicle3 points40-6-76Failure to Yield to Funeral Procession3 points40-6-77Failure to Yield Resulting in Serious InjurySuspension-O.C.G.A. §40-5-57.3 for 2nd+ in 5 years40-6-91Failure to Yield to Pedestrian3 points40-6-93Failure to Exercise Due Care Near Pedestrian3 points40-6-94Failure to Yield to Blind Pedestrian3 points40-6-98Driving Through Safety Zone3 points40-6-120Improper Turning3 points40-6-121Improper U-Turn3 points40-6-122Improper Starting3 points40-6-123Failure to Signal Turn3 points40-6-124Improper Use of Signal3 points40-6-125Improper Use of Hand Signal3 points40-6-126Improper Use of Turn Lane3 points40-6-140Railroad Grade Crossing Violation3 points40-6-141Disregard of Stop Sign at Railroad Grade Crossing3 points40-6-142Failure to Stop at Railroad Grade Crossing3 points40-6-143Improper Movement of Heavy Equipment at Railroad Grade Crossing3 points40-6-144Improper Emerging from Alley, Driveway or Building3 points40-6-160School Bus Speeding Violation15-18 mph-2 points19-23 mph-3 points24-33 mph-4 points34+ mph-6 points40-6-161School Bus Headlight or Communication Device Violation3 points40-6-162School Bus Signal Violation3 points40-6-163Unlawful Passing of School Bus6 points40-6-164School Bus Disembarking Violation3 points40-6-165School Bus Operation Violation3 points40-6-181Speeding15-18 mph-2 points19-23 mph-3 points24-33 mph-4 points34+ mph-6 points40-6-184Impeding the Flow of Traffic3 points40-6-185Speeding on Bridge or Structure15-18 mph-2 points19-23 mph-3 points24-33 mph-4 points34+ mph-6 points40-6-186RacingHV Contributor40-6-188Speeding in Work Zone15-18 mph-2 points19-23 mph-3 points24-33 mph-4 points34+ mph-6 points40-6-205Obstructing an Intersection3 points40-6-240Improper Backing3 points40-6-241Failure to Exercise Due Care3 points40-6-241.1Violation of usage of wireless telecommunications device requirements1 point40-6-241.2Operating a vehicle while text messaging1 point40-6-242Driving with Obstructed View3 points40-6-244Allowing Passenger in House Trailer3 points40-6-245Improper Mountain/Canyon Driving3 points40-6-246Coasting3 points40-6-247Improper Following of Emergency Vehicle3 points40-6-248Crossing Fire Hose3 points40-6-248.1Unsecured Load Resulting in Accident2 points40-6-250Wearing Device Impairing Vision or Hearing3 points40-6-251Laying Drags3 points40-6-252Cruising3 points40-6-253Open Container2 points40-6-253.1Improper Transportation of Infectious Substance3 points40-6-254Unsecured Load Resulting in Accident2 points40-6-255Gasoline Drive-OffSuspension-O.C.G.A. §40-5-57.240-6-270Hit and RunHV Contributor40-6-271Violation of Duty Upon Striking Unattended Vehicle3 points40-6-272Violation of Duty Upon Striking Fixed Object3 points40-6-273Failure to Report Accident3 points40-6-275Failure to Remove Vehicle From Roadway3 points40-6-311Improper Operation of Motorcycle3 points40-6-312Motorcycle Lane Violation3 points40-6-312(e)Operation of Motorcycle Without Head/Tail Light3 points40-6-313Clinging to Vehicle While on Motorcycle3 points40-6-314Motorcycle Equipment Violation3 points40-6-315Motorcycle Protective Gear Violation3 points40-6-326Operating Personal Assistive Mobility Device While Intoxicated3 points40-6-352Moped Headgear Violation3 points40-6-361Low Speed Vehicle Lane Violation3 points40-6-362Low Speed Vehicle Roadway Violation3 points40-6-390Reckless Driving4 points40-6-391Driving Under the InfluenceHV Contributor40-6-391(l)Endangering a Child by DUIHV Contributor40-6-393(a)Vehicular Homicide-1st DegreeSuspension-O.C.G.A. §40-5-63(d)40-6-393(b)Vehicular Homicide-1st DegreeHV Contributor40-6-393(c)Vehicular Homicide-2nd DegreeHV Contributor40-6-393(d)Vehicular Homicide-1st DegreeHV Contributor40-6-393.1(b)Feticide by Vehicle-1st DegreeHV Contributor40-6-393.1(c)Feticide by Vehicle-2nd Degree3 points40-6-394Serious Injury by VehicleSuspension-O.C.G.A. §40-5-63(d)40-6-395Fleeing and Attempting to EludeHV Contributor40-6-397Aggressive Driving6 points(2) The assessment of points for any of the aforementioned offenses may result in the suspension of the customer’s driver’s license pursuant to O.C.G.A. §§40-5-57 and/or 40-5-57.1.(3) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph (2), supra, points shall not be assessed if the Department receives notification from the trial court that the points for such offense are to be avoided pursuant to O.C.G.A. §40-5-57(c)(1)(C) or the customer entered a plea of nolo contendere to the offense.(a) The aforementioned points avoidance measures are only available to each customer once every five (5) years.(b) The Department shall treat a plea of nolo contendereas a conviction for purposes of imposing a suspension pursuant to O.C.G.A. §40-5-57.1 for customers under age twenty-one (21) at the time of the conviction.(4) In addition to the offenses set forth in Paragraph 1, points shall also be assessed for upon receipt of convictions for child safety restraint requirements as set forth in O.C.G.A. §40-8-76.(5) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 1, supra, no points shall be assessed for an unsecured load that does not cause an accident. Additionally, if the unsecured load that resulted in the accident contained fresh farm produce, no points shall be assessed.(6) The Department shall impose the penalty set forth in Paragraph 1 upon receipt of notice of a conviction for an equivalent offenses in another state as if the conviction had been entered by a court in the State of Georgia.(7) Notwithstanding the provisions of Paragraph 1, supra, no points shall be assessed for a conviction imposed by a Georgia court against a non-resident.(8) The penalty set forth in Paragraph 1 shall be assessed for each conviction, including multiple convictions from a single incident.(9) Any offense identified herein as an HV contributor shall result in a driver’s license suspension pursuant to O.C.G.A. §§40-5-54 and 40-5-63 or a habitual violator revocation pursuant to O.C.G.A. §40-5-58 depending upon the customer’s prior driving record within five (5) years as calculated between or among the dates of the applicable incidents.(a) As provided in O.C.G.A. §§40-5-54, 40-5-63 and 40-5-58, offenses not included in this regulation may also contribute to a license suspension or revocation under said statutes.(b) In the event that an offense which occurred after a prior offense results in a conviction or is processed before the earlier offense is resolved or processed, the Department shall impose suspensions and/or revocations based upon the order in which the convictions are processed.(10) Customers convicted of any of the offenses listed herein may be subject to a commercial driving disqualification in addition to the listed penalty.If you seek additional assistance or would like to speak with an attorney, please call us at 404-766-8002 and ask for Ken Brown or e-mail kenbrown@laylawlegal.com





