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Traffic tickets for moving and non-moving traffic violations

Moving violations include:

  • speeding
  • driving to slow
  • reckless driving
  • following to close
  • failure to comply with traffic light signals
  • failure to comply with traffic signs
  • making illegal turns
  • unsafe driving
  • driving while impaired
Moving violations can, depending on your state, result in added penalty points on your driving record which can raise your car insurance premiums. One way to keep insurance premiums under control is to attend traffic school.

Non-moving violations include illegal parking such as:

  • parking meter expiration
  • double-parking
  • parking in a designated fire zone
  • parking in a designated handicapped zone

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