Car permit · Penalties and points
Of the offenses listed, which one is a moving violation?
Correct answer: Driving past a stop sign without stopping.
Answer options
- ADriving past a stop sign without stopping Correct
- BParking too close to a fire hydrant
- CFailing to buckle your seat belt while driving
Why
Failing to stop at a stop sign is an error in controlling a moving vehicle, so it is a moving violation that can add points to your record. Parking offenses and seat belt tickets are treated as non-moving violations.
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