Tag: Motor Vehicle Violations

Failure to Obey Traffic Control Signal Light

Failure to obey traffic control signal light is a motor vehicle violation in the state of Connecticut. Getting a ticket for this violation can have serious consequences, such as fines, DMV points, and other issues. Here, I will discuss what failure to obey traffic control light is under the law. I’ll also talk in more […]

Entering or Leaving Controlled Access Highway at Other Than Designated Entrance or Exit

Driving a vehicle onto any controlled-access highway except at entrances and exits that are established is a violation of the Connecticut traffic laws. In some instances, it may be illegal for a driver to exit a roadway or highway from the shoulder of the road, or enter onto the highway from a shoulder. Doing one […]

Operator’s Duty on Stopping a School Bus

One motor vehicle violation in Connecticut is violation of operator’s duty on stopping a school bus. If you have gotten a ticket for this violation, here is some information that you need to know about the violation itself and the consequences of it. Understanding the violation can help you decide if you want to fight […]

Improper Backing or Starting Connecticut Motor Vehicle Violation

Improper backing or starting while operating a motor vehicle is considered a motor vehicle violation in Connecticut. Receiving a traffic ticket for this violation may result in one DMV point on a person’s driver’s license. If you are facing a ticket for improper backing or starting, you probably want to learn more about the infraction. […]

Wrong Direction at Rotary or One Way Street Motor Vehicle Violation

Going in the wrong direction at a rotary or going down the wrong side of a one way street sometimes happens by accident, especially when you are driving in an unfamiliar area. But, it is important to keep in mind that this is a motor vehicle violation in the state of Connecticut. Here, you can […]

Motor Vehicle Violations for 16 and 17 Year Old Drivers

Connecticut places a high penalty on 16 and 17 year old drivers for violations of teen driving restrictions. These restrictions have been put in place specifically to protect teens and other drivers from teenage inexperience with driving. Teen driving violations include speeding, reckless driving, street racing, and using a cell phone while driving. There are […]