Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA
Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA
Licensing action is also possible via the point system. Type of Action: First offense — suspension; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28- 3304(A)(7)) — Revocation. §§28-708(D) and 28-3304(A)(7) Length of Term of Licensing Withdrawal: First offense — not more than 90 days; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28- 3304(A)(7)) — not more than 1 year. §§28-708(D) and 28- 3315(A) Mandatory Action — Minimum Length of License Withdrawal: First offense — none; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28-3304(A)(7)) — Mandatory Revocation. However, the law does not provide for a specific revocation period. §§28-708(F) and 28-3315(A) Other: I. The licensing agency may require an offender to attend and successfully complete a Traffic Survival School. §§28-3306 and 3307 and AAC R17-4-506 (via the point system) II. An offender is also subject to assessments which can be ≤60 percent of the fine imposed. §§12-116.01 and 12-116.02 Reckless Driving: Class 2 misdemeanor. A second or subsequent violation within 24 months is a Class 1 misdemeanor. §28-693(A), (B) and (D) Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (Term): First offense — Class 2 misdemeanor — not more than 4 months; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months) — Class 1 misdemeanor — not more than 6 months. §13- 707(A)(1) and (2) Mandatory Minimum Term of Imprisonment: First offense — Class 2 misdemeanor — none; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months) — Class 1 misdemeanor-20 days. §28-693(D)(2) Fine ($ Range): First offense — Class 2 misdemeanor — not more than $750; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months) — Class 1 misdemeanor — not more than $2,500. §13-802(A) and (B) Mandatory Minimum Fine: None Administrative Licensing Actions: Licensing action is taken by Agency via the courts. §28- 693(C) and (D) Note: Licensing action is also possible via the point system. Type of Licensing Action (Susp/Rev): First offense — suspension; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28- 3304(A)(7)) — Revocation. §§28-693(C) and (D) and 28- 3304(A)(7) Length of Term of License Withdrawal Action: First offense — not more than 90 days; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28- SPEED 2005 12
3304(A)(7)) — not more than 1 year. §§28-693(B) and 28- 3315(A) Mandatory Term of License Withdrawal Action: First offense — none; second or subsequent offense (within 24 months or within 60 months under §28-3304(A)(7)) — Mandatory Revocation. However, the law does not provide for a specific revocation period. §§28-3315(A) and 28- 693(D)(4) Other: I. The licensing agency may require an offender to attend and successfully complete a Traffic Survival School. §§28-3306 and 3307 and AAC R17-4-506 (via the point system) II. An offender is also subject to assessments that can be as high as 70 percent of the fine imposed. §§12-116.01 and 12- 116.02 Excessive Speed 20 : Class 3 misdemeanor. §28-701.02(B) Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (Term): Not more than 30 days. §13-707(A)(3) Mandatory Minimum Term of Imprisonment: None Fine ($ Range): Not more than $500. §13-802(C) Mandatory Minimum Fine: None Administrative Licensing Actions: Type of Licensing Action (Susp/Rev): Licensing action is via a point system. Length of Term of License Withdrawal Action: Mandatory Term of License Withdrawal Action: Other: I. The licensing agency may require an offender to attend and successfully complete a Traffic Survival School. §§28-3306 and 3307 and AAC R17-4-506 (via the point system) Other Criminal Actions Related to Speeding: II. The court may allow a violator to attend defensive driving school. The criminal charges shall be dismissed if the offender successfully completes the course. However, a person can only attend this course once in any 24-month period. §28-3392 and 28-3393 III. An offender is also subject to assessments which can be as high as 70 percent of the fine imposed. §§12-116.01 and 12- 116.02 Aggressive Driving 21 : Class 1 misdemeanor. §28-695(A), (B) and (D)(1) 20 Excessive speed is defined as driving (1) >35 mph approaching a school crossing, (2) >20 mph above a posted speed limit (>45 mph if there is no posted speed limit) in a business or residential district, or driving >85 mph in other locations. §28- 701.02(A) 13 SPEED 2005
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3304(A)(7)) — not more than 1 year. §§28-693(B) and 28-<br />
3315(A)<br />
Mandatory Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action: First <strong>of</strong>fense — none; second or subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within<br />
24 months or within 60 months under §28-3304(A)(7)) —<br />
Mandatory Revocation. However, the law does not provide<br />
for a specific revocation period. §§28-3315(A) and 28-<br />
693(D)(4)<br />
Other: I. The licensing agency may require an <strong>of</strong>fender to attend and<br />
successfully complete a Traffic Survival School. §§28-3306<br />
and 3307 and AAC R17-4-506 (via the point system)<br />
II. An <strong>of</strong>fender is also subject to assessments that can be as<br />
high as 70 percent <strong>of</strong> the fine imposed. §§12-116.01 and 12-<br />
116.02<br />
Excessive <strong>Speed</strong> 20 : Class 3 misdemeanor. §28-701.02(B)<br />
Sanction:<br />
Criminal:<br />
Imprisonment (Term): Not more than 30 days. §13-707(A)(3)<br />
Mandatory Minimum Term<br />
<strong>of</strong> Imprisonment: None<br />
Fine ($ Range): Not more than $500. §13-802(C)<br />
Mandatory Minimum Fine: None<br />
Administrative Licensing Actions:<br />
Type <strong>of</strong> Licensing Action<br />
(Susp/Rev): Licensing action is via a point system.<br />
Length <strong>of</strong> Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action:<br />
Mandatory Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action:<br />
Other: I. The licensing agency may require an <strong>of</strong>fender to attend and<br />
successfully complete a Traffic Survival School. §§28-3306<br />
and 3307 and AAC R17-4-506 (via the point system)<br />
Other Criminal Actions Related to <strong>Speed</strong>ing: II. The court may allow a violator to attend defensive driving<br />
school. The criminal charges<br />
shall be dismissed if the <strong>of</strong>fender successfully completes the<br />
course. However, a person can only attend this course once in<br />
any 24-month period. §28-3392 and 28-3393<br />
III. An <strong>of</strong>fender is also subject to assessments which can be as<br />
high as 70 percent <strong>of</strong> the fine imposed. §§12-116.01 and 12-<br />
116.02<br />
Aggressive Driving 21 : Class 1 misdemeanor. §28-695(A), (B) and (D)(1)<br />
20 Excessive speed is defined as driving (1) >35 mph approaching a school crossing, (2) >20 mph above a posted speed limit<br />
(>45 mph if there is no posted speed limit) in a business or residential district, or driving >85 mph in other locations. §28-<br />
701.02(A)<br />
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