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What is a non-moving violation?
I got pulled over the other day for a broken taillight. The officer didn’t give me a ticket, but he gave me a written warning that was labeled a “non-moving violation.” What does that mean?
Macy Fouse · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
A non-moving violation is when a vehicle not in motion breaks a traffic law. This could include anything from parking in front of a fire hydrant to having expired
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. These infractions aren’t likely to devastate your driving record or insurance rates, but they should still be avoided.If your driving record is less-than-perfect and you need a cheaper policy, you’re not out of luck just yet. With help from
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