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Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) Operators 249 : Grounds for Disqualification: A person is disqualified from operating a CMV if, while driving such a vehicle, he/she (1) commits 2 "serious traffic violations" 250 within a 3-year period or (2) commits 3 such violations within a 3-year period. §171.165, subd. 4 Period of Disqualification: Two serious violations (within 3 years) — 60 days; three serious violations (within 3 years) — 120 days. §171.165, subd. 4 Period of Mandatory Disqualification: Two serious violations (within 3 years) — 60 days; three serious violations (within 3 years) — 120 days. §171.165, subd. 4 249 A person who has obtained a commercial driver's license (CDL) and is qualified to operate a commercial motor vehicle. A commercial motor vehicle is defined as a vehicle designed to carry either passengers or property and either has a gross vehicle weight of ≥26,000 lbs., is a bus or is transporting hazardous materials which requires that the vehicle be placarded in accordance with U.S. Department of Transportation regulations. §171.01, subds. 22 and 35 250 A "serious traffic violation" includes exceeding the speed limit by 15 or more mph or reckless or careless driving. §171.165, subd. 4 SPEED 2005 134
JURISDICTION: MISSISSIPPI General Reference: Mississippi Code Annotated Basis for a Speed Law Violation: Basic Speed Rule: No person shall operate a vehicle on the highways of the state at a speed greater than 65 miles per hour. §63-3-501 Statutory Speed Limit: 70 mph on interstate highways or on controlled-access highways with four or more lanes. §63-3-501 65 mph on all other highways. §63-3-501 Posted (Maximum) Speed Limit: I. Based on engineering and traffic investigations, the State Highway Commission may decrease the above speed limits. §63-3-503 Note: Except as noted under Other below, Mississippi law does not specifically state whether different highway speed limits may be established for different types of vehicles, for various weather conditions, or for different times of the day. II. Based on engineering and traffic investigations, local governments may decrease the maximum speed limits on streets or highways under their jurisdictions to a safe and reasonable speed. However, no posted speed limit shall be 45 mph while transporting children to and from school on regular routes. However, such bus may be operated at not >50 mph on authorized school trips. §37-41-47 135 SPEED 2005
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April 2006 DOT HS 810 572 Summary o
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ....
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PURPOSE This summary reports ONLY t
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JURISDICTION: ALABAMA General Refer
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Sanctions Following an Adjudication
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JURISDICTION: ALASKA General Refere
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Administrative Licensing Action: Li
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JURISDICTION: ARIZONA General Refer
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II. The court may allow a violator
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JURISDICTION: ARKANSAS General Refe
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Mandatory Min. Fine ($): Speeding i
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Reckless Driving: Class B misdemean
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JURISDICTION: CALIFORNIA General Re
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Other: I. 25 mph is the maximum spe
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Other Criminal Actions Related to S
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Withdrawal Action: Three (3) or mor
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Posted (Minimum) Speed Limit: The S
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Length of Term of Licensing Withdra
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JURISDICTION: CONNECTICUT This chap
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II. Suspension under either the poi
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JURISDICTION: DELAWARE General Refe
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JURISDICTION: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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Exceeding Speed Limit by 30 mph: Sa
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JURISDICTION: FLORIDA This chapter
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Reckless Driving (continued) The la
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JURISDICTION: GEORGIA General Refer
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Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (T
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Basis for a Speed Law Violation:(co
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