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In the Sunshine State, traffic citations are like stubborn shirt stains, unable to be removed from your Motor Vehicle Report (MVR), no matter how much time has passed or how responsible a driver you’ve become. Today, we’ll delve into the complexities of this issue and shed light on the absence of court or administrative procedures to erase these indelible marks.

Florida’s Move Over Law will change as of January 1, 2024. The law is designed to protect law enforcement, emergency responders, and other roadside workers. Under the current law, drivers are required to move over to an adjacent lane if it can be done safely or, if not possible, slow down to 20 mph below the speed limit when passing stopped emergency or service vehicles. These changes aim to further enhance the safety of everyone on the road and provide additional protection.

As a responsible driver, you strive to follow traffic laws and maintain a clean driving record. However, sometimes mistakes happen, and you may find yourself facing a stop sign violation. Understanding the types of violations, potential penalties, and available defenses is crucial when dealing with a stop sign ticket. In this article, we’ll explore these important aspects to provide you with valuable insights and guidance.