what is the fine / points for passing in a no passing zone in georgia?
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Hi georgia1402,\nGo to http://www.dmvs.ga.gov. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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not if you live in Georgia
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Its probably 2pts.  Im not sure but it is a "moving violation"
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The selective enforcement of traffic citations is the way the government can be sure that you have the resources to be able  to pay the fine or post the bond. GA is a state that takes into account whether you LOOK like you have the Cash to pay the fine  .ie: 62 Ford station wagon and 2006 Porsche both speeding / Who gets the ticket ? Right  Porsche\nThey want info to see if the cops are picking the right car to stop. They will adjust  and keep adjusting until only the ones with means get stopped. You will never see them stop and 18 wheeler.
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Every time you get a ticket, the different offenses will translate into different points. I believe after 12 pts, you get your license taken away??
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My brother just got in trouble for going 78 in a 40 in June. He had no previous tickets or anything got a $150 dollar fine. They could make you go to traffic school. It really depends on if your judge is in a good mood, and how many previous offenses you have
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I think it's twice, if you have been caught it's 3 points on you license and a £50/60 fine (I think). Although, there is a 10% margin of error with speed cameras so with a 70mph limit you should be able to do up to 77 without being caught.
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In some States you can go to school and get a traffic ticket dismissed. However, it is usually it is a State run traffic school, not a private school like AARP.
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Many states have a process where you can get a suspended sentence for tickets if you otherwise have a clear driving record. For example many years ago (in Newport News coincidently) I got a ticket for running a stop sign. I appeared in court and gave my side of the story. The judge suspended the fine (and therefore points) for 6 months. After 65 months with out a ticket, the ticket disappeared from my record.
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No.  Speeding, running stop sign, etc are moving violations.  Not wearing seat belt, at least where I live, is probable cause to have you pulled over and ticketed.  It's not a violation that would cause points to be placed on your driver's license, or would cause an increase in your insurance premiums like all moving violations do.
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no, its a travel violation.
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Sorry you got caught, but I don't have much sympathy.  101 is congested nearly all day long and there is no excuse for going 80 or even 90.  You were lucky that your speed on the ticket was  decreased.  Next time, plan your schedule better to allow for more time for your journey - don't drive in such a hurry.\n\nAnyway, Santa Clara County's traffic court has a website you can check out your options.    You can handle some of the paperwork in the North or South County, or San Jose traffice courthouses.\n\nhttp://www.sccsuperiorcourt.org/traffic/\n\nIf your ticket permits traffic school (as noted on the courtesy notice) you can pay that fee and remove the violation from your record.  You can also take the traffic school online.\n\nhttp://www.scselfservice.org/traffic/pay/bailfortxt.htm\nhttp://www.scselfservice.org/traffic/oview/schooltxt.htm
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Traffic-law.com  has this to say:\n"Many states use a system called points to keep track of the number and severity of a driver’s moving violations. Conviction records are sent to the driver’s state department of motor vehicles. The number of points levied for moving violations varies, depending upon the state’s analysis of severity. A driver may lose his or her license if a certain number of points are reached or if the violation is of a severe nature."\n\nYou can also link to the traffic laws of the 50 states at http://www.traffic-law.com/
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First of all, the police most certainly can pull you over in your driveway if they choose to.  It's not like making it to your driveway suddenly invokes some kind of "King's X" on breaking the law.  Pulling him over in the driveway has absolutely no bearing on his guilt or innocence.\n\nSounds like the officer wrote the wrong posted speed limit  on the ticket, and later sent you an amendment to the ticket, indicating what he'd amended (the posted speed).  Don't see any kind of issue with that.\n\nIf the police were following him (which is what you said), they very likely didn't have a radar reading to show him...why use radar when you're following someone?  It's certainly possible, but I suspect radar wasn't the issue here.\n\nThe "they" charging him $800 isn't the police, it's the court.  Law enforcement does not set the fines for traffic offenses, the courts do.  This has nothing to do with whether or not he should have received the ticket, so I don't know why you're mentioning it. \n\nIf your brother does not agree with the officer's assessment that he was driving 60 miles an hour in a 40 mile an hour zone, then he should contest the ticket in court.  It will be the officer's job to prove your brother violated the speed limit and your brother can offer whatever defense he might be able to offer.  The judge makes up his mind based on what he/she hears.
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Go to court and plead guilty.  I have been to court many times and have seen people try to prove that the radar gun is not calibrated properly...All I have to say is good luck.  Again, plead guilty and ask for leniency.  Especially if it is your first offense.  In MD, the have what is called probation before justice where the fine is reduced by half and no points are given towards your driving record.  Again, I have never been screwed by going to court and pleading guilty, always had the fine reduced and points reduced or eliminated.  Never just pay the fine.  I hope that is what you were asking.  To get out of a speeding ticket, just apologize and ask if there is any way they can cut you a break.  I've gotten out of a handful of tickets with just a warning by being respectful to the officer.
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PUNISHMENT:     Fine up to S$1000 or jail up to 6 months, or both. Subsequently, fine up to S$2000 or jail up to 12 months, or both. Disqualification from driving.\n\nAPPLICABLE LAW: Section 65 of the Road Traffic Act
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You got me for Michigan.  In PA it is around $120.\n\nThey moving violation is either for "Failure to Stop", or "Failure to yield right of way".\n\nYou have to stop, and you have to not get in the way of another car that has the green light.  Don't do that and that turn was not legal.