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In Nevada, pedestrians always have the right of way at marked- and unmarked crosswalks unless a traffic sign or traffic officer is signaling otherwise. Even though jaywalking is illegal, oncoming traffic must yield to jaywalkers in order to avoid a collision.1 Can I be arrested for jaywalking? If police suspect you of jaywalking in Nevada, …
You were just cited for speeding on a rural California road by a CHP officer. Can this be right? Isn’t the CHP just responsible for overseeing California’s major highways? The California Highway Patrol can generally exercise its law enforcement authority anywhere in the State of California. The CHP has primary patrol jurisdiction over the following: …
You were recently cited for reckless driving by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). You now want to contest the ticket. The CHP officer that cited you said he caught you on the patrol car’s Mobile Video Audio Recording System (MVARS). Can you get a copy of the MVARS video? Most likely, yes. MVARS footage is …
Even though DMV points from traffic violations never disappear from your Colorado driver’s license, they stop having a negative effect after 24 months. The Colorado DMV never looks back further than 24 months when determining whether to suspend your driving privileges based on DMV points.1 Your driving record Colorado driving records go back for seven …
Colorado motorists face a DUS charge (CRS 42-2-138) for driving with a suspended license. DUS is short for driving under suspension. (Another term for DUS is DUR, short for driving under restraint.) DUS is a crime whether the defendant’s suspended license is from Colorado or another state. When do licenses get suspended in Colorado? There …