Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA
Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA Summary of State Speed Laws - NHTSA
Other Criminal Actions Related to Speeding: (continued) Withdrawal: First offense — 1 month. 77 CDR 73-600-045y Subsequent offense — 1 year 78 Title 21, §4172(d) Other: N/A Reckless Driving: Misdemeanor. Title 11, §233(c) and Title 21, §4175(a) Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (Term): First offense — 10 to 30 days. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — 30 to 60 days. Title 21, §4175(2) Mandatory Minimum Term of Imprisonment: First offense — none. 79 Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — 30 days. Title 21, §4175(2) Fine ($ Range): First offense — $100 to $300. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — $300 to $1,000. Title 21, §4175(2) Mandatory Minimum Fine: First offense — $100. 80 Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — $300. Title 21, §4175(2) Administrative Licensing Actions: Type of Licensing Action (Susp/Rev): Suspension via the point system Length of Term of License Withdrawal Action: Not more than 1 year Mandatory Term of License Withdrawal Action: The suspensions under the point system appear to be mandatory. Other: N/A Careless 81 or Inattentive Driving 82 : Misdemeanor. Title 11, §233(c) and Title 21, §4176(a) and (b) Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (Term): First offense — none. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — 10 to 30 days. Title 21, §4176(c) Mandatory Minimum Term of Imprisonment: None 77 In the case of a wheel spinning offense, there is no licensing sanction for a first offense. However, the mandatory 1 year suspension applies for subsequent offenses. CDR 73-600-045 78 Given the language used in Title 21, §4172(d), this sanction appears to be mandatory. 79 The law provides that for a first offense the imprisonment sanction can be suspended. As a result, it would seem that the minimum incarceration sanction for subsequent offenses is mandatory. Title 21, §4175(b) 80 Except for incarceration for a first offense, the law provides that the sanctions for reckless driving cannot be suspended. As a result, it would seem that the minimum fine sanction for either a first or subsequent offenses is mandatory. Title 21, §4175(b) 81 Careless Driving: Operating "a vehicle in a careless or imprudent manner, or without due regard for road, weather and traffic conditions then existing...." Title 21, §4176(a) 82 Inattentive Driving: Operating a vehicle while either failing "to give full time and attention to the operation of the vehicle" or failing "to maintain a proper lookout while operating the vehicle." Title 21, §4176(b) SPEED 2005 42
Other Criminal Actions Related to Speeding: (continued) Fine ($ Range): First offense — $25 to $115. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — $50 to $230. Title 21, §4176(c) Mandatory Minimum Fine: None Administrative Licensing Actions: Type of Licensing Action (Susp/Rev): Suspension via the point system Length of Term of License Withdrawal Action: Not more than 1 year Mandatory Term of License Withdrawal Action: The suspensions under the point system appear to be mandatory. Other: Aggressive Driving 83 : Misdemeanor. Title 11, §233(c) and Title 21, §4175A Sanction: Criminal: Imprisonment (Term): First offense — 10 to 30 days. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — 30 to 60 days. Title 21, §4175A(c) Mandatory Minimum Term of Imprisonment: First offense — 10 days. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — 30 days. The law provides that an offender’s sentence cannot be suspended. Title 21, §4175A(c) Fine ($ Range): First offense — $100 to $300. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) — $300 to $1,000. Title 21, §4175A(c) First offense — $100. Subsequent offense (within 3 years) Mandatory Minimum Fine: $300. The law provides that an offender’s sentence cannot be suspended. Title 21, §4175A(c) Administrative Licensing Actions: Type of Licensing Action (Susp/Rev): None. However, since an offender may be prosecuted for and convicted of the underlying offenses, he/she is subject to licensing action associated with violating such offenses. Length of Term of License Withdrawal Action: N/A Mandatory Term of License Withdrawal Action: N/A Other: I. An offender must complete a course of instruction on behavioral modification or attitudinal driving. Title 21, §4175A(d) 91 "No person shall drive any vehicle in an aggressive manner....” Title 21, §4175A(a) Aggressive Driving is defined as continuous conduct which violates three or more of the following rules-of-the-road: (1) Failing to obey a traffic-control device (Title 21, §4107); overtaking on the right (Title 21, §4117); failing to drive within a marked lane for traffic (Title 21, §4122); following too closely (Title 21, §4123); failing to yield the right-of-way to approaching traffic when turning left (Title 21, §4132); failing to yield to approaching traffic when entering or crossing a roadway (Title 21, §4133); failing to signal when turning or stopping (Title 21, §4155); failing to stop at stop signs or yield at yield signs (Title 21, §4164); overtaking and passing a stopped school bus with flashing lights (Title 21, §4166(d)); failing to obey the basic speed rule (Title 21, §4168); and, failing to a obey a posted speed limit (Title 21, §4169). Title 21, §4175A(b) 43 SPEED 2005
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Other Criminal Actions Related to <strong>Speed</strong>ing:<br />
(continued)<br />
Fine ($ Range): First <strong>of</strong>fense — $25 to $115. Subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within 3<br />
years) — $50 to $230. Title 21, §4176(c)<br />
Mandatory Minimum Fine: None<br />
Administrative Licensing Actions:<br />
Type <strong>of</strong> Licensing Action<br />
(Susp/Rev): Suspension via the point system<br />
Length <strong>of</strong> Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action: Not more than 1 year<br />
Mandatory Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action: The suspensions under the point system appear to be<br />
mandatory.<br />
Other:<br />
Aggressive Driving 83 : Misdemeanor. Title 11, §233(c) and Title 21, §4175A<br />
Sanction:<br />
Criminal:<br />
Imprisonment (Term): First <strong>of</strong>fense — 10 to 30 days. Subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within 3<br />
years) — 30 to 60 days. Title 21, §4175A(c)<br />
Mandatory Minimum Term<br />
<strong>of</strong> Imprisonment: First <strong>of</strong>fense — 10 days. Subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within 3 years)<br />
— 30 days. The law provides that an <strong>of</strong>fender’s sentence<br />
cannot be suspended. Title 21, §4175A(c)<br />
Fine ($ Range): First <strong>of</strong>fense — $100 to $300. Subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within<br />
3 years) — $300 to $1,000. Title 21, §4175A(c)<br />
First <strong>of</strong>fense — $100. Subsequent <strong>of</strong>fense (within 3 years)<br />
Mandatory Minimum Fine: $300. The law provides that an <strong>of</strong>fender’s sentence cannot be<br />
suspended. Title 21, §4175A(c)<br />
Administrative Licensing Actions:<br />
Type <strong>of</strong> Licensing Action<br />
(Susp/Rev): None. However, since an <strong>of</strong>fender may be prosecuted for and<br />
convicted <strong>of</strong> the underlying <strong>of</strong>fenses, he/she is subject to<br />
licensing action associated with violating such <strong>of</strong>fenses.<br />
Length <strong>of</strong> Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action: N/A<br />
Mandatory Term <strong>of</strong> License<br />
Withdrawal Action: N/A<br />
Other: I. An <strong>of</strong>fender must complete a course <strong>of</strong> instruction on<br />
behavioral modification or attitudinal driving. Title 21,<br />
§4175A(d)<br />
91 "No person shall drive any vehicle in an aggressive manner....” Title 21, §4175A(a) Aggressive Driving is defined as<br />
continuous conduct which violates three or more <strong>of</strong> the following rules-<strong>of</strong>-the-road: (1) Failing to obey a traffic-control<br />
device (Title 21, §4107); overtaking on the right (Title 21, §4117); failing to drive within a marked lane for traffic (Title 21,<br />
§4122); following too closely (Title 21, §4123); failing to yield the right-<strong>of</strong>-way to approaching traffic when turning left<br />
(Title 21, §4132); failing to yield to approaching traffic when entering or crossing a roadway (Title 21, §4133); failing to<br />
signal when turning or stopping (Title 21, §4155); failing to stop at stop signs or yield at yield signs (Title 21, §4164);<br />
overtaking and passing a stopped school bus with flashing lights (Title 21, §4166(d)); failing to obey the basic speed rule<br />
(Title 21, §4168); and, failing to a obey a posted speed limit (Title 21, §4169). Title 21, §4175A(b)<br />
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