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# \[6] 4 - Failure to Stop at Red Light or Stop Sign

**Offense Classification:** **Infraction / Misdemeanor**

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#### **Definition:**

Occurs when a driver **fails to come to a complete stop at a red light or stop sign**, ignoring traffic control devices and potentially endangering cross traffic or pedestrians.

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#### **Elements of the Crime:**

* The driver approached a **clearly marked red light or stop sign**.
* The driver **did not come to a complete stop** before the marked line or intersection.
* There was **no legal exception** (e.g., directed by officer, emergency vehicle).

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#### **Penalties:**

**Infraction (First Offense):**

* **Fine:** $500
* **License Points:** 1

**Misdemeanor (Repeat or Resulting in Collision):**

* **Fine:** Up to $2,000
* **License Suspension:** Optional for repeat offenders

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#### **Related Charges:**

**\[6] 18 - Failure to Obey Traffic Control Device**\
\&#xNAN;**\[6] 5 - Failure to Yield Right of Way**


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