traffic violation Forum

[sharpshooter]

twice i have been ticketed for out of date registration on my vehicle which was easily resolved by simply renewing it. however, i know of the c and f parts of the apps it often tells you to omit parking and non-moving violations. would out of date registration be considered a non-moving violation? thanks

[d34d9823]

twice i have been ticketed for out of date registration on my vehicle which was easily resolved by simply renewing it. however, i know of the c and f parts of the apps it often tells you to omit parking and non-moving violations. would out of date registration be considered a non-moving violation? thanks

Were you moving while you failed to renew your registration? I think this is the crucial point on which this question hangs.

[jdhopeful11]

twice i have been ticketed for out of date registration on my vehicle which was easily resolved by simply renewing it. however, i know of the c and f parts of the apps it often tells you to omit parking and non-moving violations. would out of date registration be considered a non-moving violation? thanks

Yes you must include that information on your apps. You're screwed. My .02

[MrKappus]

twice i have been ticketed for out of date registration on my vehicle which was easily resolved by simply renewing it. however, i know of the c and f parts of the apps it often tells you to omit parking and non-moving violations. would out of date registration be considered a non-moving violation? thanks

Yes you must include that information on your apps. You're screwed. My .02

Why would OP be "screwed" by this?? Just disclose and move on.

OP: I think the parking/non-moving exception applies to "traffic" violations, not violations related to registration. For example, if you were cited for driving without a license, you'd have to disclose it. I think this situation is similar.

Note: I'm not a licensed attorney and this is just my opinion, not legal advice.

[d34d9823]

twice i have been ticketed for out of date registration on my vehicle which was easily resolved by simply renewing it. however, i know of the c and f parts of the apps it often tells you to omit parking and non-moving violations. would out of date registration be considered a non-moving violation? thanks

Yes you must include that information on your apps. You're screwed. My .02

Why would OP be "screwed" by this?? Just disclose and move on.

OP: I think the parking/non-moving exception applies to "traffic" violations, not violations related to registration. For example, if you were cited for driving without a license, you'd have to disclose it. I think this situation is similar.

Note: I'm not a licensed attorney and this is just my opinion, not legal advice.

I assumed that was sarcasm because this is such a ridiculous question. I wouldn't disclose, honestly. If they come back and say you should have, you can just say you thought it fell into non-moving violations.

But most of all, read the fucking actual instructions and/or call the admissions office instead of asking random people on the internet.