6-Point Infractionsĭrivers who are extremely careless and negligent will see 6 or more points added to their driving record, which cause a huge spike in insurance costs and carry hefty fines and fees. You will also receive 4 points if you commit a moving violation which results in an accident. These 4-point violations include passing a stopped school bus, speeding in excess of 15 MPH over the limit, red light violations, and driving recklessly. Those tickets that carry a higher point count are usually those which more immediately endanger the lives of other people (although ALL traffic violations threaten everyone’s safety). This is the lowest and least severe penalty, and can typically be taken care of with a 4 hour Basic Driver Improvement course, as long as you aren’t a habitual offender.
Minor moving and speeding violations, such as driving 15 MPH or less over the posted speed limit, will add 3 points to your driving history.
So, how do we understand the dmv point system? We’ve gathered a list of the most common – and most detrimental – traffic violations that could end up costing you more than you bargained for.
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Some will do nothing more than raise your insurance rates and follow you around for a few years while others could cause you to lose your license entirely, or even result in jail time. Although every traffic ticket is a nuisance, some can be far more damaging to your driving record than others.
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