Definition of moving violation in English:

moving violation

noun

A breach of traffic laws which occurs while the driver's vehicle is in motion.
aggressive drivers often commit multiple moving violations
Example sentencesExamples
- Nobody wants to get pulled over by the police for a moving violation.
- Sometime before 10 a.m., a police officer stopped a car for a moving violation about a mile away from my place.
- Moving violations - including speeding - also dropped dramatically, falling from 1,714 in 2003 to just 535 last year.
- The trooper could have given her a $35 ticket for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, a moving violation under the state's general laws.
- The statute also says that moving violations issued to bicyclists cannot affect their car insurance rates.
- The company reported receiving 34 moving violations, most involving excessive speed.
- There were no serious injuries but the driver of the van got a moving violation.
- The suit also cites three moving violations she received in California from May 2009 to December 2010.
- I have received no tickets for moving violations in the past twenty-five years.
- If the person amassed too many of these moving violations, they could have their driver's licenses revoked.

Definition of moving violation in US English:

moving violation

noun

A breach of traffic laws which occurs while the driver's vehicle is in motion.
aggressive drivers often commit multiple moving violations
Example sentencesExamples
- The statute also says that moving violations issued to bicyclists cannot affect their car insurance rates.
- The suit also cites three moving violations she received in California from May 2009 to December 2010.
- The trooper could have given her a $35 ticket for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, a moving violation under the state's general laws.
- Nobody wants to get pulled over by the police for a moving violation.
- I have received no tickets for moving violations in the past twenty-five years.
- There were no serious injuries but the driver of the van got a moving violation.
- If the person amassed too many of these moving violations, they could have their driver's licenses revoked.
- The company reported receiving 34 moving violations, most involving excessive speed.
- Moving violations - including speeding - also dropped dramatically, falling from 1,714 in 2003 to just 535 last year.
- Sometime before 10 a.m., a police officer stopped a car for a moving violation about a mile away from my place.

词汇	moving violation
释义	Definition of moving violation in English: moving violation noun US A breach of traffic laws which occurs while the driver's vehicle is in motion. aggressive drivers often commit multiple moving violations Example sentencesExamples Nobody wants to get pulled over by the police for a moving violation. Sometime before 10 a.m., a police officer stopped a car for a moving violation about a mile away from my place. Moving violations - including speeding - also dropped dramatically, falling from 1,714 in 2003 to just 535 last year. The trooper could have given her a $35 ticket for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, a moving violation under the state's general laws. The statute also says that moving violations issued to bicyclists cannot affect their car insurance rates. The company reported receiving 34 moving violations, most involving excessive speed. There were no serious injuries but the driver of the van got a moving violation. The suit also cites three moving violations she received in California from May 2009 to December 2010. I have received no tickets for moving violations in the past twenty-five years. If the person amassed too many of these moving violations, they could have their driver's licenses revoked. Definition of moving violation in US English: moving violation noun US A breach of traffic laws which occurs while the driver's vehicle is in motion. aggressive drivers often commit multiple moving violations Example sentencesExamples The statute also says that moving violations issued to bicyclists cannot affect their car insurance rates. The suit also cites three moving violations she received in California from May 2009 to December 2010. The trooper could have given her a $35 ticket for unsafe operation of a motor vehicle, a moving violation under the state's general laws. Nobody wants to get pulled over by the police for a moving violation. I have received no tickets for moving violations in the past twenty-five years. There were no serious injuries but the driver of the van got a moving violation. If the person amassed too many of these moving violations, they could have their driver's licenses revoked. The company reported receiving 34 moving violations, most involving excessive speed. Moving violations - including speeding - also dropped dramatically, falling from 1,714 in 2003 to just 535 last year. Sometime before 10 a.m., a police officer stopped a car for a moving violation about a mile away from my place.
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