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Virginia Driving Laws Code 46.2

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If you have been charged with any of following motor vehicle violations below, contact the SRIS Law Group for help. We regularly defend clients charged with driving law violations.

Virginia Department – Motor Vehicle Codes

Vehicle Equipment Violations
22-2	46.2-1015	Bicycles-Headlight Required When in Use Between Sunset and Sunrise
	46.2-1017	Dimension or Marker Lights and reflections
	46.2-1003	Defective and unsafe equipment – generally
	46.2-1017	Marker Lights Required
22-2	46.2-1020	Emergency Lights Unauthorized Use or Possession
22-2	46.2-1049	Exhaust System – Defective
22-2	46.2-1050	Exhaust System – Required – Motorcycles
22-2	46.2-1047	Exhaust System – Straight Exhaust
22-2	46.2-1034	Headlights – Fail to Dim – Moving Vehicle
22-2	46.2-1035	Headlights – Fail to Dim – Parked or Stopped Vehicle
22-2	46.2-1030	Headlights – Fail to Illuminate at Night or During Poor Conditions
22-2	46.2-1059	Horns – Vehicle Required to Have a Working Horn
22-2	46.2-1078	Headphones-Unlawful Use of While Driving (Motor Vehicle, Moped or Bicycle)
22-2	46.2-1172	Inspection-Not assigned to Vehicle (CLASS 3 MISD)
	46.2-1173	Inspection-Counterfeit on wrong vehicle
	46.2-1157	Inspection-None or Expired
22-2	46.2-1082	Mirrors-Vehicle Required To Be Equipped With At Least One Rear View Mirror
22-2	46.2-1015	Mopeds-Headlights Required When In Use Between Sunset and Sunrise
22-10		Registration of Mopeds Required
22-688	46.2-915.2	Mopeds-Helmet and Face shield Required
	46.2-912	Motorcycles-Headlight, Horn, Rearview Mirror-Required (See Code for Exemptions)
22-687	46.2-910	Motorcycles-helmet, Faceshield, goggles or Safety goggles – Required (class 3 misdemeanor)
22-2	46.2-1054	Obstruction to Windows – Dangling Objects on Mirror
	46.2-1052	Obstruction to Windows-Tinted-Max 35% Rear, 50% Front Side (2 mirrors req). No Mirror or Reflective/Prismatic in Nature
	46.2-1079	Radar Detectors – Possession or Use (See Code for Exemptions)
22-2	46.2-1083	Rear Fenders, Flaps or Guards Required For Certain Motor Vehicles (Vehicles>40,000 lbs. Gross Weight)
	46.2-1090	School buses – Warning Devices Required Equipment
	46.2-1095	Seat Belts – Child Restraint (Under 4 yrs)-Seat Belt (Between 4yrs and 16yrs)
	46.2-1094	Seat Belts-Required to be Worn by Front Seat Occupants
22-2	46.2-1156A	Secure Loads – Required – Generally
22-2	46.2-1156B	Secured Loads-covered loads – Dump Trucks
22-2	46.2-1060	Siren-Unauthorized Use of
22-2	46.2-613	State License Plates – Expired
	46.2-722	State License Plates – Forged or Altered (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-715	State License Plates-Front and Rear Required
22-2	46.2-716	State License Plates – Improper Display
22-2	46.2-711	State License Plates – None Displayed
	46.2-613	State License Plates – Vehicle Not Registered
22-2	46.2-613	State License Plates – Wrong Vehicle
22-2	46.2-1043	Tire Tread – Insufficient
	46.2-1003	Unauthorized Equipment\Lighting\Headlight Covers\Vent Window Shades
	46.2-1063	Vehicle Suspension – Altered – No more than 3 inches Body Lift (ANY STATE REGISTRATION)
22-2	46.2-1063	Vehicle Suspension – Altered – Passenger Vehicles (ANY STATE REGISTRATION)
	46.2-1063	Vehicle Suspension – Altered – Trucks (Minimum 14″ to Maximum 31″) (ANY STATE REGISTRATION)
	46.2-1072	VIN – Operation of Vehicle Without Vehicle Identification Number Plate
	46.2-1075	VIN -Possession of a Removed or Altered Vehicle Identification Number Plate (FELONY – CLASS 6)
	46.2-1074	VIN-Removing, Altering, or Concealing a Vehicle Identification Number Plate (FELONY – CLASS 6)
Operator’s License Violations
	46.2-707	Insurance – None-Uninsured Motorist Fee
	46.2-347	Operator’s License – Alcohol Purchase by Minor With a Forged, Altered or Deceptive O.L. (CL 3 MISD)
	46.2-349	Operator’s License – Allowing an Unlicensed Person to Operate Vehicle
	46.2-328	Operator’s License – Class Required to Operate a Specific Type Vehicle
	46.2-357	Operator’s License – Habitual Offender (CLASS 1 MISD)
	46.2-357	Operator’s License-Habitual Offender ENDANGERING OTHERS (CLASS 6 FELONY)
22-2	46.2-300	Operator’s License – None (class 2 misdemeanor)
	46.2-346	Operator’s License – Possession or Display of an Altered, Fictitious or Suspended Operators License
	46.2-346	Operator’s License – Possession or Display of Another’s Operator’s License
	46.2-104	Operator’s License -Possession Required
	18.2-272	Driving after forfeiture of license to VASP (CLASS 1 MISD; See Code)
	46.2-329	Operator’s License – Restricted-Violation of Operator’s License Restriction
22-2	46.2-301	Operator’s License – Driving While Suspended or Revoked (1st Off CL 2 MISD, 2nd Off CL 1 MISD)
	46.2-335A	Operator’s License – Temporary Permit – Licensed Driver Over 18 Required in the Front Seat (CL 2 MISD)
	46.2 – 324	Operator’s License – Failing to Update Operator’s License Information (Req. Within 30 Days of Change)
	46.2-104	Vehicle Registration – Possession Required
	46.2-334.01	Juvenile License Restrictions
	46.2-606	Vehicle Registration – Failing to Update Registration Information (Required Within 30 Days of Change)
Vehicle Operation Violations
22-762	46.2-902	Accidents-Fail to Leave Accident Scene Upon Orders to Do So By a Law Enforcement Officer
22-753	46.2-371	Accidents – Fail to report to Police (DO NOT COMBINE WITH A HIT & RUN CHARGE) (CLASS 4 MISD)
	46.2-894	Accidents-Hit and Run Resulting in Injury and/or Death (FELONY)
22-752A	46.2-894	Accidents-Hit and Run With No Injuries (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-752C	46.2-896	Accidents-Hit and Run of Unattended Vehicle and/or Property
22-266.2		Police Escort required for certain loads
22-2	46.2-848	Backing-Improper
22-2	18.2-323.1	Drinking While Driving -Alcoholic Beverage (CLASS 4 MISD)
22-2	18.2-266	Driving While Intoxicated – Alcohol and/or Drugs (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	18.2-268.3	Driving While Intoxicated – Refuse Blood and/or Breath Test (SUMMONS ONLY)
22-2	46.2-826	Fail to Yield or Stop Before Entering a Highway From a Driveway, Alley or Private Roadway
22-2	46.2-829	Fail to Yield to Emergency Vehicles
22-2	46.2-828	Fail to Yield to a Funeral Procession
22-2	46.2-821	Fail to Yield at Intersections with a STOP or YIELD sign
22-2	46.2-825	Fail to Yield – Left Turn Traffic to Yield Right of Way
22-703(a)	46.2-924	Fail to Yield to Pedestrians
22-709	46.2-933	Fail to Yield to Pedestrians With a Guide dog or a White/Red Tipped Cane
22-2	46.2-824	Fail to Yield at Uncontrolled “T” Intersections
22-2	46.2-820	Fail to Yield at Uncontrolled Intersections
	46.2-823	Fail to Yield – Unlawful Speed Forfeits the Right-of-Way
22-2	46.2-922	Fire Hose – Drive Over Unauthorized
22-2	46.2-816	Following Too Closely
22-2	46.2-921	Following Too Closely a Fire or Rescue Vehicle
22-561	46.2-888	Impeding Traffic -Vehicle Stopped Dangerously on Roadway
22-2	18.2-324	Littering – Throw Upon a Highway -Glass, Cans, Nails, Tacks, Etc. (CLASS 1 MISD)
	33.1-346	Littering-Throw Upon a Highway -Trash, Garbage, Refuse, Etc. (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-688	46.2-915.2	Mopeds – Helmets, Faceshield or Goggles Required (Passenger is Required to Wear Only a Helmet)
	46.2-914	Mopeds-Operation Illegal If Speed is Over 35 MPH or the Driver is Under 16 Years Old
22-708.1		Mopeds and motorized scooters – operators under 16 prohibited
22-398		Mopeds and motorized scooters – operation on certain streets and highways prohibited
22-708.2		Motorized push scooters to be operated during daylight (between 0900 and 1900)
22-2	46.2-841	Passing on Right – Improper- Vehicle Goes Off the Pavement or Roadway
	46.2-928	Pedestrians – Must Use Sidewalk if Available
22-706	46.2-809	Pedestrians – Walking on Controlled Access Highway (Includes Bicycles and Mopeds)
22-2	46.2-885	Railroad Signal – Driving Through, Around or Under a Barrier or Gate Unlawful
22-2	46.2-884	Railroad Signal – Fail to Obey
22-392.5	46.2-857	Reckless Driving -2 Vehicles or MC Same Lane (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.9	46.2-862	Reckless Driving -20 MPH Over or Over 80 MPH (See Code for Specific Requirements) (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.9b		Reckless Driving – 60 MPG or more over limit where limit is 35 MPH
22- 392.9(a)		Reckless Driving – 20 MPH over or more over limit where limit is 30 MPH or less (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-817A	Reckless Driving – Attempt to Elude Police (CLASS 1 MISD)
	46.2-817B	Reckless Driving -Attempt to Elude Police CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY (CLASS 6 FELONY)
22-2	46.2-865	Reckless Driving – Drag Racing (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-866	Reckless Driving -Drag Racing -Aiders and Abettors (CLASS 1 MISD)
	46.2-865.1	Reckless Driving – Drag Racing – Injuring another causing death while racing (CLASS 6 FELONY)
22-392.8	46.2-861	Reckless Driving – Exceed Reasonable Speed – Too Fast For Conditions (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.7	46.2-860	Reckless Driving -Fail to Give Timely Signals (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.10	46.2-863	Reckless Driving – Fail to Stop and Yield Before Entering Roadway (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-391	46.2-852	Reckless Driving – Generally (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.1	46.2-853	Reckless Driving -Not under Control or Faulty Brakes (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.4	46.2-856	Reckless Driving – Passing 2 Cars Abreast (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-858	Reckless Driving – Passing in Intersection or at a Railroad Crossing (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.2	46.2-854	Reckless Driving – Passing on a Crest or Curve (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-859	Reckless Driving -Passing a Stopped School Bus (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.11	46.2-864	Reckless Driving -Private Property (See Code) (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-392.3	46.2-855	Reckless Driving – Too Many Front Seat Occupants (CLASS 1 MISD)
22-2	46.2-814	Safety Zone – Unauthorized Drive Through
	46.2-833	Red Light Violation – $100 Fine (EXCLUSIVE CODE & FINE)
22-2	46.2-830	Signs, Signals, Markings – Fail to Obey (Must Indicate What Violation on Description)
	46.2-833.1	Signs, Signals, Markings – Evasion of
22-395	46.2-870	Speed Limits – Maximum (see code for specific requirements)
22-395.6	46.2-873	Speeding – 25 MPH – School Zone
22-395.7	46.2-874	Speeding – 25 MPH Zone
22-395.8	46.2-875	Speeding – 35 MPH Zone
22-396(a)	46.2-877	Speeding – Impeding Flow of Traffic – Too Slow
	46.2-878.1	Speeding in Highway Work Zone
22-395.7	46.2-878.2	Speeding in Residential Area (Must Read Residential Area)
22-395.1	46.2-870	Speeding – 55 MPH Zone A HIGHWAY (RT164 OR I264)
22-2	46.2-881	Speeding – On a bridge (Churcland & West Norfolk)
22-2	46.2-1118	Towing – Improper
22-2	46.2-848	Turn Signals – Required Usage of During Backing, Stopping or Turning
22-2	46.2-846	Turning – Improper Left or Right
22-701	46.2-935	Pedestrians – obedience to signs and police
22-707	46.2-929	Pedestrians – soliciting a ride
22-2	46.2-845	U-turn – Improper – Middle of Roadway
22-2	46.2-947	Speeding in Highway Safety Corridor

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