VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC OFFENSES BOOKLET (Including Watercraft Offenses)

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1 VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC OFFENSES BOOKLET (Including Watercraft Offenses) Version A: Offenses Listed Numerically September 2008 This booklet is on the court system website at: Alaska Court System Office of Special Projects 820 West 4 th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska

2 Abbreviations: AS AAC Alaska Statute Alaska Administrative Code Authority: Corr correctable/dismissible offenses. See pages 1-2. Mand/Inf mandatory appearance infraction. See page 2. Mand/Cr mandatory appearance crime (misdemeanor or felony). See page 2. Mand/Viol mandatory appearance violation. See page 2. AS (as amended by ch 76 SLA 1987) describe the mail-in-bail and mail-in-fine procedure. AS requires the Alaska Supreme Court to set bail amounts for state traffic offenses and requires municipalities to establish a fine schedule by ordinance for municipal traffic offenses. AS requires the Alaska Supreme Court to set bail amounts for oversize vehicle offenses. Administrative Rule 43 is the court rule which describes the procedure for adopting and amending bail forfeiture schedules. Administrative Rule 43.1 is the court rule which lists the bail forfeiture amounts for traffic offenses. Administrative Rule 43.6 is the court rule which lists the bail forfeiture amounts for oversize vehicle offenses. Administrative Rule 43.8 is the court rule which lists the bail forfeiture amounts for watercraft offenses. Administrative Rule 49 and Administrative Bulletin 39 concern those municipalities which are responsible for processing uncontested municipal citations. District Court Criminal Rule 8 governs procedure in minor offense cases (including traffic infractions). AS requires the Commissioner of the Department of Administration to adopt a point system. 2 AAC is the regulation which lists the points. See inside back cover page. 13 AAC requires inspecting officers to void traffic citations for equipment violations if repairs are made (for non-commercial vehicles only).

3 VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC OFFENSES BOOKLET VERSION A CONTENTS Page Introduction 1 Numerical Listing of Offenses 7 Note: Any traffic offenses not included in this booklet are mandatory court appearances. Note: This booklet (Version A) lists traffic offenses in numerical order. A separate booklet (Version B) is also available which lists traffic offenses by category of offense. This edition includes the changes made by the following supreme court orders (SCOs) issued after the December 2006 edition of the booklet: SCO 1678, effective September 2, 2008 (amending the Traffic Bail Forfeiture Schedule) SCO 1679, effective September 2, 2008 (amending the Oversize Vehicle Bail Forfeiture Schedule to change the penalties for two offenses) Copyright 1987, 1988, 1991, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006 and Alaska Court System All rights reserved. Permission to reproduce the contents of this booklet, but not for profit, is hereby granted to governmental and non-profit educational institutions. However, reproduction of any part of this booklet for commercial purposes without the express written permission of the Alaska Court System is strictly prohibited.

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5 INTRODUCTION Bail Amounts The "bail" amounts on the following lists are set by the Alaska Supreme Court under the authority of AS (for motor vehicle and traffic offenses), AS (for oversize vehicle offenses) and AS (c) (for watercraft offenses). These statutes require the supreme court to determine those offenses that are appropriate for disposition without court appearance and to establish a schedule of bail amounts for them. The bail amounts are listed in Administrative Rules 43.1, 43.6, and Any recommendations for changes in the bail amounts should be sent to the following address before July 1 each year. Please include an explanation of the reason for the recommendation. Ellen Moran, Admin. Asst. to Susan Miller Office of Special Projects Alaska Court System 820 West 4th Avenue Anchorage, AK [email protected] If a bail amount is set for an offense, a person charged with that offense can dispose of the charge (by mail or in person) by checking the "no contest plea" box on the back of the citation and paying the bail amount plus any surcharge established by statute. For many courts, some citations may also be paid online on the court system website at The person may also choose to appear in court and contest the citation. If found guilty, the maximum sentence which may be imposed is the bail amount (plus any surcharge). AS (c), AS (e), and Administrative Rules 43.1, 43.6 and Therefore, a person charged with an offense for which a bail amount has been set (whether it is an infraction, a violation, or a misdemeanor) does not have a right to a jury or to a court-appointed lawyer. If no bail amount is set for an offense, the defendant must appear in court for arraignment (unless another statute or regulation makes the offense correctable as discussed below). Maximum Amount. The maximum bail amount for any offense in which the bail is stated as an amount per mile, per foot, per lamp, per reflector, per tire, or per wheel is the maximum fine allowed by statute for the offense. For example, AS (c) sets the maximum penalty for infractions defined in 13 AAC at $300. Therefore, the maximum penalty for the speeding offenses defined in 13 AAC is $300. These maximum amounts are doubled for violations of AS 28 and regulations adopted under AS 28 committed within a highway work zone or traffic safety corridor. Administrative Rule

6 Correctable Offenses If the Bail column for an offense lists Corr followed by a number, the offense is a Correctable/Optional Appearance offense. A defendant charged with one of these offenses has three options for responding to the charge. The defendant can: 1. Show the police proof of correction and get the citation dismissed, or 2. Appear in court for arraignment, or 3. Mail in his/her plea (or pay online at the court system website for some courts). The bail amount for the offense is the amount written after Corr. When an officer charges one of these offenses, the officer must check the Correctable box on the citation and also write in the bail and surcharge amounts and the total due. If the defendant shows an inspection official proof that the defect has been corrected, the citation must be dismissed (or voided). District Court Criminal Rule 8(d)(4). An offense is listed as correctable only if there is a statute or regulation authorizing dismissal upon correction. Therefore, the only offenses in this category are: AS (failure to carry license and exhibit it on demand) and equipment violations on non-commercial vehicles under 13 AAC Note: Although AS (b) makes failure to provide a child safety device [AS (b)] a dismissible offense the first time it is charged, we have not included it among the "Corr" offenses because subsequent charges are not dismissible. Mandatory Appearance Offenses If the Bail column for an offense lists any of the following three abbreviations, a defendant charged with the offense must appear in court: Mand/Inf = a traffic infraction which requires a mandatory appearance in court for arraignment. A defendant charged with a traffic infraction does not have a right to a jury or to a court-appointed lawyer. AS (d). Mand/Cr = a misdemeanor or felony which requires a mandatory appearance in court for arraignment. A defendant charged with a misdemeanor or felony for which no bail forfeiture amount has been set has a right to a jury trial and (if indigent) to a lawyer at government expense. Mand/Viol = a violation which requires a mandatory appearance in court for arraignment. A defendant charged with an offense classified as a "violation" does not have a right to a jury or to a court-appointed lawyer. AS (b) (61). 2

7 Points Points for traffic offenses are not set by the supreme court. They are set by the Department of Administration in Alaska Administrative Code regulation 2 AAC (printed on the inside of the back cover of this booklet). The purpose of the point system, according to AS , is to identify "habitually reckless or negligent drivers and habitual or frequent violators of traffic laws." Under this law, a person's driver's license can be suspended or revoked by the Department of Administration if the person accumulates "12 or more points as a result of offenses committed during any consecutive 12-month period or 18 or more points as a result of offenses committed during any 24-month period." The statutes concerning the point system are AS to AS The regulations which were written to carry out the legislature's intent are in the Alaska Administrative Code: 2 AAC to 2 ACC If you believe the points listed in this booklet are incorrect or if you believe the regulation which sets them (2 AAC ) should be amended, write to: Whitney Brewster, Director Division of Motor Vehicles 1300 W. Benson Blvd. Anchorage, AK (907) [email protected] When recommending changes in the points, please keep in mind the following limitations on the point system: 1. By statute [AS (a)], points are to be assigned "for convictions for violations of traffic laws that are required to be reported to the [Department of Administration] under AS and AS " a. The term "traffic laws" is defined in AS to mean "statutes, regulations, and municipal ordinances governing the driving or movement of vehicles." b. Convictions which are required to be reported under AS are convictions "of an offense under [Title 28] or a regulation adopted under [Title 28], or another law or regulation of this state, or a municipal ordinance that regulates the driving of vehicles." A conviction of a standing or parking offense need not be reported. 2. Points may not be assigned to laws, regulations or ordinances "regulating standing, parking, equipment, size, or weight; nor may points be assessed for violations by pedestrians, passengers or bicycle riders, or for violations of provisions relating to the preservation of the condition of traffic-control devices on the highways. Points shall be assessed for violations of oversize or overweight permits relating only to restrictions upon speed or hours of operation." AS (b). 3

8 Processing Codes The processing codes in the fifth column of the numerical list of offenses are selected by the Division of Motor Vehicles from a list of codes and definitions required by the federal government. The codes are used by the clerks who enter traffic ticket information into the APSIN (Alaska Public Safety Information Network) computer. These codes designate the description of the offense which will appear on the defendant's driving record. They also cause the computer to assign the correct number of points to the offense. Note: The ZZZ code means there is no code for the offense on the national list of required codes. Offenses with a ZZZ code do not have points and do not appear on people s driving records. Also Note: The processing codes for watercraft offenses are established by the Department of Public Safety. Penalty Section The last column on the numerical list cites the penalty section for each offense. These penalty section statutes describe the possible penalties which the court can impose for each offense. However, in spite of the penalty section statutes, the maximum penalty for any offense for which a bail amount has been set is the bail amount (plus any surcharge). This is true whether the defendant pleads no contest or chooses to contest the citation. See AS (c), AS (e) and Administrative Rules 43.1, 43.6 and The penalty sections for all the offenses with bail amounts are marked with two asterisks (**). Note: If the bail amount is an amount per mile, per foot, etc., see the paragraph about Maximum Amount at the bottom of page 1. Charging Document An offense for which a bail forfeiture amount has been established must be charged on a citation form, not on a formal criminal complaint form. District Court Criminal Rule 8(c)(2) and Administrative Rules 43.1, 43.6 and All other offenses may be charged on either a citation form (if allowed by AS ) or a formal criminal complaint form. Municipal Fine Schedules Cities that want to use a mail-in system for processing traffic citations must establish, by city ordinance, a fine schedule listing those city traffic offenses which do not require court appearance. See AS and the other statutes revised by chapter 76 SLA There are no longer any "bail forfeiture" schedules for city offenses. 4

9 Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (49 CFR) The 49 CFR (Code of Federal Regulations) offenses listed on pages can be found at the following website: or at the Government Printing Office (GPO Access) website: Police Training Surcharge AS adds a surcharge to the fine or other penalty for most offenses. The surcharge is not part of the fine. It must be assessed separately, listed separately on the citation and on the judgment, and receipted using a separate accounting code. The surcharge is mandatory. It may not be waived, deferred or suspended. However, a judge may allow a defendant who is unable to pay the surcharge to perform community work service under AS (c) in lieu of the surcharge. AS (b). In imposing a fine, the court may not reduce the fine by the amount of the surcharge or otherwise consider the applicability of a surcharge to the offense. AS (f). AS provides that the legislature may appropriate money collected under the surcharge law to the Alaska police training fund. AS requires cities to authorize the imposition of this surcharge for violation of their ordinances and to deposit the money collected into the state general fund. A copy of the surcharge statute and AS are printed on the back cover. Doubled Bail Amounts for Offenses in Highway Work Zones and Traffic Safety Corridors Effective April 30, 1999, the bail amounts are doubled for violations of AS 28 and regulations adopted under AS 28 (i.e., the 13 AAC regulations and some 2 AAC regulations) committed within a highway work zone. Administrative Rule 43.1 and AS A copy of the statute and rule are printed on the last page in the booklet (page 34). Effective May 27, 2006, the bail amounts are doubled for violations of AS 28 and regulations adopted under AS 28 committed within a traffic safety corridor, as that term is defined in AS Administrative Rule 43.1, AS , and AS See page 34. The website showing the traffic safety corridors is: If an offense occurs in one of these zones or corridors, the officer charging the offense must state that on the citation. 5

10 Default Judgments For Failure To Respond If a defendant fails to respond to a citation or fails to appear for arraignment or trial, the court may either issue a bench warrant or enter a judgment of conviction against the defendant. District Court Criminal Rule 8 (d)(5), (d)(6), (e)(2) and (g). At least 15 days before such a judgment of conviction (called a default judgment) is entered, the defendant must be sent a notice explaining the consequences of failure to respond. If a default judgment is entered, it will be for the scheduled bail or fine amount or, if there is no scheduled amount, for the maximum penalty for the offense. In addition, the default judgment will require the defendant to pay any surcharge established by statute, $25 in court costs and $25 in collection costs. If, instead, a bench warrant is issued, the defendant must pay a $75 bench warrant fee, regardless of whether the defendant is convicted. Note, however, that the court may waive the collection costs and bench warrant fee upon a showing of good cause. District Court Criminal Rule 8 (h). Fatal Accidents Court Appearance Required Effective September 1, 2003, pursuant to AS (e), an offense with a bail amount may not be disposed of without court appearance if the offense happens in connection with a motor vehicle accident that results in the death of a person. If this happens, the offender must be required to appear in court. Administrative Rule

11 Note: Offenses not listed here are mandatory court appearances. VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC OFFENSES NUMERICAL LISTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION WATERCRAFT OFFENSES AS (a)(1) Failure to have or use Coast Guard 50 0 BVDS AS (b) viol. ** approved sound producing device and visual distress signals. AS (a)(2) Failure to have Coast Guard 50 0 BVVF AS (b) viol. ** approved ventilation and backfire flame control devices. AS (a)(3) Coast Guard approved fire BVFX AS (b) viol. ** extinguishers required. AS (c) Failure to display Coast Guard 50 0 BVNL AS (b) viol. ** approved navigational lights. AS (d) Personal flotation device required 100 plus 0 BVFD AS (b) viol. ** for each person on board. 50 for each additional person AS (e) Throwable type 4 personal flotation $100 0 BVTF AS (b) viol. ** device required on boats that are 16 feet and longer. (Except canoes and kayaks.) AS (f) Unlawful use of flashing or revolving 50 0 BVRB AS (b) viol. ** red or blue emergency lights. AS (g) Transporting on deck or in open BVUF AS (b) viol. ** boat persons under 13 years of age that are not wearing a personal flotation device. (Operator responsible.) AS Improper Operation Near Diver s Flag Mand/Cr AS (a) A misd. AS (a) Towing a person on water skis, BVRM AS (b) viol. ** surfboard, or a similar device without either an observer 12 years or older or a rear view mirror. AS (b) Towing a person under 13 years of age, BVTU AS (b) viol. ** who is not wearing a personal flotation device, on water skis, surfboard, or similar device. (Operator responsible.) AS (a) Failure to Give Assistance or Mand/Cr AS (a) A misd. ID at Watercraft Accident AS (b) Failure to file an accident report BVAR AS (b) viol. ** when an injury occurs or damage greater than $500 occurs. AS (a) Failure to register powerboat BVFR AS (b) viol. ** AS (d) Failure to display properly issued 50 0 BVDD AS (b) viol. ** identification number and a validation decal. 7

12 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION AS (1) Reckless Driving of Watercraft Mand/Cr AS (a) A misd. AS (1) Negligent Driving of Watercraft Mand/Cr AS (a) A misd. TRAFFIC OFFENSES AS Disregard of Highway Obstruction Mand/Cr 2 MO1 AS (b) B misd. AS Unlawful Possession of Official AS (b) viol.** Traffic Control Device AS (a)(7) Tampering with Official Traffic Mand/Cr 0 D73 AS (b) A misd. Control Device or Damaging Highway Construction Work AS Unlawful Possession or Use of Mand/Cr 0 D73 AS (d) A misd. Traffic Preemption Device AS Avoidance of Ignition Interlock Mand/Cr 6 A41 AS (b) A or B misd. Device with limits, eff AS (a) Commercial Vehicle (intrastate): Failure to Maintain Minimum Insurance D36 AS (g) B misd. (For interstate carriers, see 49 CFR 387 on page 23.) AS Commercial Vehicle Certificate of Inspection Required Charge under 49 CFR on page 27. AS Failure to Notify Dept. of Change of Name/Address (See AS (b)) AS (a) Failure to Wear Safety Belt 15 or 0 FO4 AS (a) inf. (age 16 and older: passenger or donation***** driver) AS (b) Failure to Provide Child Safety 50 2 FO2 AS (b) inf. Device (Note: 1st charge may be dismissed by court upon proof of correction, but 2nd or subsequent charge is not dismissible) AS (b) Failure to Properly Secure 50 2 FO2 AS (b) inf. Child in Child Safety Device AS (d) Illegal Removal of Vehicle 15 or 0 U20 AS (a) inf. Safety Belt donation***** AS (b) Failure to Carry Certificate of Registration in Vehicle. Charge under AS AS Registration Exemptions Out of State Registration. Charge as Failure to Register under AS AS Failure to Register Vehicle 90 0 B54 AS (a-b) misd.** AS Plates/Decals/Permits Must 75 0 B43 AS (a-b) misd.** Be Properly Attached and Displayed AS Failure to Carry Certificate 40 0 B76 AS (a-b) misd.** of Registration in Vehicle AS Operating Vehicle w/expired 90 0 B54 AS (a-b) misd.** Registration AS Operating Vehicle w/suspended/ B29 AS (a-b) misd.** Revoked Registration AS Improper Use of Evidence of Mand/Cr 0 D20 AS (a-b) misd. AS (a) Felonies Relating to Title, Mand/Cr 0 B42 AS (b) felony Registration, ID No., etc. AS (a) Illegal Transfer of Vehicle by Mand/Cr 0 DO4 AS (a) B misd. Owner AS (b) Illegal Transfer of Vehicle Mand/Cr 0 DO4 AS (b) B misd. by Dealer 8

13 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION AS (b) Driving With License Expired 75 2 B51 AS (a-b) misd.** Less Than One Year AS (b) Driving Without a Valid License Mand/Cr 2 B51 AS (a-b) misd. AS (2) Driving With Out-of-State License 75 2 B51 AS (a-b) misd.** After 90 Days In State AS (6) Driving A Motor-Driven Cycle With 75 2 B51 AS (a-b) misd.** Out-Of-State Driver s License After 90 Days in State AS (a) School Bus Driver License Required Mand/Cr 2 B51 AS (a-b) misd. AS (a-b) Driving in Violation of Instruction Mand/Cr 2 D29 AS (a-b) misd. Permit AS (b) Operating a Vehicle in Violation D29 AS (d) & of a Provisional License AS (c) inf. ** AS (d) Driving in Violation of Mand/Cr 2 D29 AS (a-b) misd Restricted License. AS License to be Carried and Corr/50 2 B72 AS Exhibited on Demand / (a-b) misd. AS (a) Unlawful Use of Driver's License B41 AS (a-b) misd. ** AS (b) Permitting Unauthorized Person Mand/Cr 0 B30 AS (a-b) misd. to Drive AS Driving While License AS / Suspended Mand/Cr 10 B26 AS (a)(9) & (d) A misd. Revoked Mand/Cr 10 B25 AS / AS (a)(9) & (d) A misd. Limited (in violation of Mand/Cr 10 D27 AS / limitation) AS (a)(9) & (d) A misd. AS Motor Vehicle Insurance Mand/Cr 6 B74 AS (a-b) misd. Required AS Proof of Insurance to be Carried and Corr/500 6 B74 AS (d) B misd.** Exhibited on Demand Note: Statute sets $500 minimum. AS Providing False Information Mand/Cr 0 B83 AS A misd. Required Under AS (mandatory insurance) AS Operating Commercial Vehicle While (a)(1) Under Influence of Alcoholic Beverage Mand/Cr 10 A21 AS and Controlled Substance Mand/Cr 10 A A misd. Inhalant Mand/Cr 10 A20 (a)(2) With.04 Percent Alcohol Mand/Cr 10 AO4 AS and In Blood A misd. (a)(3) Under Combined Influence of Mand/Cr 10 A23 AS and Alcoholic Beverage, Inhalant A misd. and Controlled Substance AS (b) Commercial Vehicle: Refusal to Mand/Cr 10 A12 AS (b) and Submit to a Chemical Test A misd. AS (f) Commercial Vehicle: Refusal to Mand/Cr 0 ZZZ AS (f) B misd. Submit to a Preliminary Breath Test AS Driving a Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 2 B51 AS A misd. Without a CV License 9

14 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION AS Operating a Commercial Vehicle or Being On-Duty: (a)(1) After Consuming Alcohol Mand/Cr 2 A27 AS (a-b) misd. or Controlled Substance (a)(2) While Possessing Alcohol Mand/Cr 2 A35 AS (a-b) misd. or a Controlled Substance (a)(3) After Being Placed Out of Mand/Cr 6 B27 AS (a) & (b) Service For Violating a Reg. A misd. (a)(4) With an Invalid License Mand/Cr 10 B24 AS (a) & (b) A misd. AS (a)(2) Driving a CV when License is: Revoked Mand/Cr 10 B25 AS (a)(2)&(b) A misd. Suspended Mand/Cr 10 B26 AS (a)(2)&(b) A misd. Canceled Mand/Cr 10 B22 AS (a)(2)&(b) A misd. AS (a)(3) Driving a CV in Violation of a Mand/Cr 10 D27 AS (a)(3)&(b) License Limitation A misd. AS (a)(4) Driving a CV When Disqualified Mand/Cr 10 B24 AS (a)(4)&(b) A misd. AS Open Container of Alcoholic A35 AS (d) Beverage in Motor Vehicle / (c) inf.** AS (a) Driving Under the Influence (DUI) (all motor vehicles except those listed below) Mand/Cr 10 A20 AS (a) A misd. DUI - Snow Machines and Off-Road Vehicles Mand/Cr 10 A20 AS A misd. DUI - Watercraft Mand/Cr 10 A20 AS A misd. DUI - Aircraft Mand/Cr 10 A20 AS A misd. DUI - Commercial Vehicle Charge under AS AS (n) DUI 3 rd or more offense in 10 years Mand/Cr 10 A20 AS (n) C felony AS (e) Refusal to Submit to a ZZZ AS (e) Preliminary Breath Test / (c) inf.** AS Refusal to Submit to Chemical Mand/Cr 10 A12 AS Test / (a)(8) A misd. AS (p) Refusal to Submit to Chemical Mand/Cr 0 A12 AS (p) Test 3 rd or more offense in 10 years / (c) C felony AS (a) AS (b-c) AS (a) Leaving Scene of Injury Accident Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 BO7 AS (a-b) misd. Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 B07 AS (a-b) and (a)(4) misd. Leaving Scene of Property Damage Only Accident Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 B08 AS (a-b) misd. Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 B08 AS (a-b) and (a)(4) misd. Operator to Give Information At Accident Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 2 B09 AS (b) misd. Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 2 B09 AS (b) and (a)(4) misd. 10

15 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION AS (a) Failure to Assist Injured Person At Accident Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 BO1 AS (c) / (a)(3) felony Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 9 BO1 AS (c), (a)(3) and (a)(4) felony AS (a) Failure to Give Immediate Mand/Cr 2 B61 AS (b) misd. Notice of Accident AS (b) Failure to File Written Accident Mand/Cr 2 B61 AS (b) misd. Report Within 10 Days AS (a) Giving False Information in Mand/Cr 0 B84 AS (a) misd. Accident Report AS False Report or Destruction of Mand/Cr 0 B83 AS misd. Evidence AS (a) Making False Statement Mand/Cr 0 B83 AS A misd. /Affidavit AS (b) Failure to Notify Dept. of 25 0 B62 AS (a-b) misd.** Change of Name/Address but see (b) AS (a) Obstructing or Blocking Traffic 75 2 F34 AS (a-b) misd.** AS (b) Turn Off Required When 5 or More N06 AS (a-b) misd. ** Vehicles are Behind AS (a) Failure to Stop For School Mand/Cr 6 M75 AS (d) B misd. Bus with Flashing Red Lights AS (b) Failure to Yield to Person Cross- Mand/Cr 6 M75 AS (d) B misd. ing Road To/From School Bus AS (e) Ownership of a Vehicle Which 75 0 ZZZ AS (e) inf.** Illegally Passes a Stopped School Bus AS Operating Vehicle w/studded/ Corr/50 0 E20 AS (a-b) misd.*** Chained Tires When Prohibited AS Driving With Screen Mand/Cr 2 N84 AS (f-g) A misd. Device Operating or A, B, C felony AS Propane Gas Detector Required Mand/Cr 0 EO3 AS (a-b) misd. AS Disobedience to Signal of 75 2 MO8 AS (a-b) misd.** Officer Regulating Traffic AS (a) Failure to Stop at Direction Mand/Cr 10 UO1 AS (e) C felony of Peace Officer First Degree AS (b) Failure to Stop at Direction Mand/Cr 10 UO1 AS (e) A misd. of Peace Officer Second Degree AS AS Overtaking and Passing a Parked Emergency Vehicle - (b)(1) if personal injury results Mand/Cr 2 M70 AS (b)(1) A misd. - (b)(2) if no personal injury M70 AS (c) inf.** Unauthorized Use of Parking Reserved For Persons With Disabilities AS (b) - First Offense F33 / (c) inf.** - Second or More Offenses F33 Note: Statute sets minimums. AS Unauthorized Use Of Parking Reserved For Persons With Disabilities While Displaying Special License Plate Or Permit - First Offense F33 - Second or More Offense F33 AS (b) / (c) inf.** Note: Statute sets minimums. AS Contained or Confined Loads F10 AS inf.** 11

16 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION AS Anti-Spray Devices Required Corr/60 0 E30 AS inf.*** AS Low-Speed Vehicle on M60 AS (a-b) misd.** Highway With Limit Above 35 MPH AS Minor Operating Vehicle After Mand/Inf 6 A60 AS (d) inf. Consuming Alcohol AS Minor s Refusal to Submit Mand/Inf 10 A12 AS (d) inf. to Chemical Test AS Minor Driving During 24 Hours Mand/Inf 6 B27 AS (b) inf. After Being Cited for Alcohol or Breath Test Offense AS Tampering With or Damaging Mand/Cr 0 U20 AS (a-b) misd. a Vehicle AS Requirements For Renting a Motor Mand/Cr 0 ZZZ AS (a-b) misd. Vehicle AS Failure to Return Rental Vehicle Mand/Cr 0 ZZZ AS felony AS AS Reckless Driving Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 10 M84 AS (b) / (a) misd. Commercial Vehicle Mand/Cr 10 M84 AS (b), (a) and (a) misd. Negligent Driving Non-Commercial Vehicle Mand/Inf 6 M83 AS (c) / (c) inf. Commercial Vehicle Mand/Inf 6 M83 AS (c), (c) and (a) inf. AS Operating An Unregistered 50 0 B53 AS (b) inf.** Snowmobile AS (e) Failure to Display Snowmobile 50 0 B76 AS (a-b) misd.** Numbered Registration Decal AS (f) Failure to Carry Snowmobile 50 0 B76 AS (a-b) misd.** Certificate of Registration or Provide Identifying Information AS NOTE: The AS (Alaska Motor Freight Carrier) offenses previously listed on the traffic bail schedule were repealed by 1983 initiative #2, effective February AS Littering - 5 pounds or less 50 fine**** 2 D67 AS (c-h) viol.**** 2 AAC School Bus Driver Permit Must Be Corr/50 2 B72 AS (c) inf. Carried and Displayed Upon Demand 2 AAC (b) Failure to File Crash Report Within 10 Days Charge under AS (b). 2 AAC Unlawful Use of Classified License 50 2 B91 AS (c) inf.** 3 AAC 62 NOTE: The 3 AAC 62 regulations (Alaska Transportation Commission Motor Carrier Safety Regulations) which were added to the bail schedule in 1982 by Supreme Court Order No. 491 no longer exist because the Alaska Transportation Commission and all its regulations were repealed by 1983 initiative #2, effective February 28, AAC 12 NOTE: The 11 AAC 12 regulations (State Park Traffic Offenses) have been removed from the traffic bail schedule because they are now listed in the State Parks Bail Schedule, Supreme Court Order No. 655, effective September 3, 1985 (repealed and reenacted as Administrative Rule 43.3, effective January 1, 1987). 13 AAC (a) Disobedience to Traffic Control M14 AS (c) inf.** Devices 13 AAC (a)(1)(A&B) FTY to Vehicle in Intersection N24 AS (c) inf.** After Green Signal 12

17 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a)(1)(A&B) FTY to Pedestrian in Crosswalk N20 AS (c) inf.** After Green Signal 13 AAC (a)(3)(A) Failure to Stop for Steady M16 AS (c) inf.** Red Traffic Signal 13 AAC (a)(3)(B) FTY When Turning on Red Signal N31 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)(3)(B) Turning on Red Signal When 75 2 M17 AS (c) inf.** Prohibited 13 AAC (a)(3)(C) Failure to Stop for Steady Red M16 AS (c) inf.** Arrow 13 AAC (b) Position of Vehicle Stopping 75 2 N52 AS (c) inf.** at Intersection 13 AAC Failure to Obey Pedestrian 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Control Signal 13 AAC (a)(1) Failure to Yield After Stopping N24 AS (c) inf.** for Flashing Red Signal 13 AAC (a)(1) Failure to Stop for Flashing M16 AS (c) inf.** Red Signal 13 AAC Lane Use Control Signals 75 2 M05 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Display of Unauthorized Signs, 50 0 D73 AS (c) inf.** Signals, or Markings 13 AAC (a) Failure to Drive on Right Side 75 2 N70 AS (c) inf.** of Roadway 13 AAC (a)(3) FTY When Driving Left of M06 AS (c) inf.** Obstructed Roadway 13 AAC (b) Vehicle Not to Use Left Lane at 75 2 M60 AS (c) inf.** Less than Speed Limit 13 AAC (b) Turn Off Required When 5 or More Vehicles Are Behind. Charge under AS (b). 13 AAC (a) & (c) Improper Overtaking on Right 75 2 M73 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Return to Lane Only When Clear M48 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Limitations on Driving Left M40 AS (c) inf.** of Center 13 AAC (a) Improper Overtaking on the Left M73 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) FTY to Overtaking Vehicle N07 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) FTY to On-Coming Traffic When N06 AS (c) inf.** Passing 13 AAC FTY 1/2 of Roadway to On-coming M57 AS (c) inf.** Vehicle and Failure to Pass on Right of On-coming Vehicle 13 AAC (b) Passing/Driving Left of Center M76 AS (c) inf.** in No Pass Zone If this offense occurs in a M71 AS (c) inf.** Traffic Safety Corridor: AS AS (c) 13 AAC (b-c) Wrong Way on One-Way Roadway N63 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Improper Lane Change 75 2 M42 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Improper Use of Center Lane 75 2 M62 AS (c) inf.** of 3-Lane Roadway 13 AAC (a-c) Following Too Closely M34 AS (c) inf.** 13

18 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a) Driving Over, Across or Within M51 AS (c) inf.** Barrier/Median 13 AAC (a) Failure to Stay on Right Side N71 AS (c) inf.** of Divided Highway 13 AAC (c) Improper Entry/Exit-Controlled M46 AS (c) inf.** Access Highway 13 AAC Drive Nearest Right Edge on 75 2 M41 AS (c) inf.** Narrow/Winding Roadway 13 AAC (a) FTY to Vehicle on Right at 90 4 N25 AS (c) inf.** Unsigned Intersection 13 AAC (b) FTY to Vehicle Entering N01 AS (c) inf.** Intersection After Stop 13 AAC (d) FTY When Entering Roundabout N21 AS (c)inf.** 13 AAC (f) Improper Lane Change In or 75 2 M42 AS (c)inf.** Exiting From a Roundabout 13 AAC FTY When Turning Left N31 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Improper Position of Vehicle 75 2 M45 AS (c) inf.** Stopping at Stop Sign 13 AAC (b) Failure to Stop for Stop Sign M15 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b)-(c) FTY After Stopping or at N26 AS (c) inf.** Yield Sign 13 AAC (b) FTY When Entering Roadway from N01 AS (c) inf.** Non-Roadway 13 AAC (a)-(b) FTY to Authorized Emergency N04 AS (c) inf.** Vehicle 13 AAC (c) Driver of Emergency Vehicle Not N82 AS (c) inf.** to Disregard Safety 13 AAC (a)-(b) Pedestrians Subject to Traffic 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Regulations 13 AAC (c) Pedestrian in Traffic Roundabout 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Outside a Crosswalk 13 AAC (a) FTY to Pedestrian in Crosswalk N20 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Pedestrian to Exercise 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Due Caution 13 AAC (c) Vehicle Not to Pass Vehicle 75 4 N08 AS (c) inf.** Stopped for Pedestrian 13 AAC (e) Not to Drive Within or Through 50 2 M45 AS (c) inf.** Pedestrian Safety Zone 13 AAC (a)-(f) Pedestrian Crossing at Other 25 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** than Crosswalks 13 AAC (a)-(e) Pedestrian to Use Sidewalk/Left 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Edge of Roadway and Not Interfere, Sleep, Loiter or Obstruct 13 AAC Pedestrian Not to Distract 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Drivers When Soliciting Rides and Pedestrian Not to Solicit Employment, Business or Contributions from Vehicle Occupants 13 AAC (a) FTY to Pedestrian w/white Cane/ N08 AS (c) inf.** Guide Dog 13 AAC (b) Not to Use White Cane/Guide Dog ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Unless Blind 14

19 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a) Pedestrian FTY to Authorized 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Emergency Vehicle 13 AAC (a)-(c) Improper Position/Method Turning 75 2 method N51 AS (c) inf.** at Intersection position N52 13 AAC (a)-(b) U-Turn Only When Safe/Not on 75 2 N56 AS (c) inf.** Hill, Crest or Curve 13 AAC Improper Start From Parked/ 75 2 N83 AS (c) inf.** Stopped/Standing 13 AAC (a)-(f) Signals Required Turn/Stop 75 2 N40 AS (c) inf.** /Slowing-Discontinue After 13 AAC (a)-(b) Obedience to Train Signals and M10 AS (c) inf.** Barriers 13 AAC (a) Certain Vehicles to Stop at All M09 AS (c) inf.** Railroad Crossings 13 AAC (a)-(b) Heavy Equipment to Give Notice 75 0 M06 AS (c) inf.** of Railroad Crossing 13 AAC (a&c) Heavy Equipment to Stop at Railroad M09 AS (c) inf.** Crossing 13 AAC Give Warning w/horn When Vision 50 2 E50 AS (c) inf.** Restricted/Alley/Driveway/Bldgs. 13 AAC Stop: Emerging from Alley/ M25 AS (c) inf.** Driveway/Building 13 AAC Position of Stop When Emerging 75 2 N52 AS (c) inf.** From Alley/Driveway/Bldg. 13 AAC Stop When Traffic May be Obstructed 75 2 F34 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Basic Speed: Reasonable & 90 2 S94 AS (c) inf.** Prudent for Road Conditions 13 AAC (b) Speeding: 13 AAC (a)-(d) Altered Speed Limits: 3-9 mph over posted limit 8/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 8/mi. 1 4 S10-S19 AS (c) inf.** 20 mph or more over limit 12/mi. 1 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. ** 3-9 mph over posted limit 8/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 8/mi. 1 4 S10-S19 AS (c) inf.** 20 mph or more over limit 12/mi. 1 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. ** 13 AAC Minimum Speed Regulation 60 2 S96 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Speed Limitation on Motor-Driven 60 2 S94 AS (c) inf.** Cycles at Night 13 AAC (b) Towing Mobile Home at Speed 75 2 N84 AS (c) inf.** Over 45 MPH 13 AAC (c) Driving With Lighted Headlights 75 2 S94 AS (c) inf.** At Unreasonable Speed 13 AAC (d) Speed: Over 20 mph in Marked Crosswalk Speed Zone of Public School or Playground 3-9 mph over 12/mi 1 6 S99 AS (c) inf.** mph over 14/mi 1 6 S99 AS (c) inf.** 20 mph or over 16/mi. 1 6 S99 AS (c) inf.** 15

20 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (e) Passing School Bus With Flashing 75 2 M70 AS (c) inf.** Yellow Lights at Speed Over 20 MPH 13 AAC (f) Speed, Weight or Size in Excess 75 2 M14 AS (c) inf.** of Posted Traffic Control Device When Crossing Over Bridge or Through Tunnel 13 AAC (a) Racing on the Highway S95 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a-d Stopping/Standing/Parking 25 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** except (d)(1)(l)) on Highway/Other Location 13 AAC (d)(1)(L) Handicapped Parking. Charge under AS AAC (a)-(g) Additional Parking Regulations 25 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (d) Not to Stop/Stand/Park in 25 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** Loading Zone 13 AAC (b) Position of Bus Stopping to 25 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** Load/Unload Passengers 13 AAC (c) Taxi Cab Restrictions on 50 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** Standing/Parking 13 AAC (d) Stop/Stand in Bus Stop/Taxi 25 0 F35 AS (c) inf.** Stand 13 AAC (c)-(f) Parking Meter Violations 15 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b)-(e) Special Bicycle Violations 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(h) Riding Bicycles on Roadways/ 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Bike Paths 13 AAC (a)-(c) Parking of Bicycles 20 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(c) Special Motorcycle Violations 60 2 F06 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (d) Motorcycle Cling to Other Vehicle N81 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Motor Vehicle Not to Deprive 50 2 N03 AS (c) inf.** Motorcycle of Full Lane Use 13 AAC (a) Motorcycles More than Two Abreast 50 2 M40 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Motorcycle Passing in Same Lane 50 2 M70 AS (c) inf.** As Other Motor Vehicle 13 AAC Snowmobile and Other Off-Highway 75 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Vehicle Violations 13 AAC (a)-(f) Snowmobile and Other Off-Highway 50 2 F40 AS (c) inf.** Vehicle Operation on Highways and Other Locations 13 AAC (g) Snowmobile or Other Off-Highway ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Vehicle Traveling on Pedestrian Pathway 13 AAC Requirements for Unattended 50 0 F63 AS (c) inf.** Motor Vehicle 13 AAC (a) Bicycles/Pedestrians Traveling 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** in Prohibited Area 13 AAC (a) Driving a Motor Vehicle Where M40 AS (c) inf.** Prohibited 13 AAC (b) Non-Motorized Vehicle to Yield to 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Traffic on Roadway 13 AAC (a-b) Limitation on Backing 75 2 N82 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC Driving Vehicle on Sidewalk M58 AS (c) inf.** 16

21 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a&c) Obstructing Driver's View/ 75 2 view-d70 AS (c) inf.** Control of Vehicle control-n84 13 AAC (d) Opening Doors/Entering or 25 0 F64 AS (c) inf.** Leaving When Vehicle in Motion 13 AAC (e-f) Person Riding Outside Vehicle ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Or In Trailer 13 AAC (a) Interfering w/funeral Procession 75 2 N05 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Requirements for Drivers in 60 2 M30 AS (c) inf.** Funeral Procession 13 AAC (c) Permit Requirements for Funeral 40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Procession/Parade 13 AAC (a)-(c) Animals on the Highway ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (d)-(e) Motor Vehicle Drivers to Exercise NO2 AS (c) inf.** Due Care Re Animals 13 AAC Coasting Prohibited 50 2 N80 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a-e, g) Emergency Vehicle Regulations 60 2 E70 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (f) Emergency Vehicle Driving 60 2 N84 AS (c) inf.** Requirements 13 AAC (a) Following Emergency Vehicle M32 AS (c) inf.** Closer Than 500 Feet 13 AAC (b) Improper Stopping/Parking at F35 AS (c) inf.** Emergency Scene 13 AAC (c) Crossing Fire Hose M56 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(b) Littering/Depositing Material on Highway - Depositing Garbage, Glass, Nails D65 AS (c) inf. ** Tacks, Wire, Cans, Oil, or Other Substance - Littering from Motor Vehicle over D67 AS (c) inf. ** 5 pounds (see AS for 5 pounds or less) 13 AAC (d) Haul/Drag Material Causing F23 AS (c) inf.** Damage to Highway 13 AAC Railroad Trains Not to Block Roadways 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Drinking While Driving A26 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (b) Drivers to Exercise Due Care M82 AS (c) inf.** to Avoid Collision 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: M14 AS (c) inf.** Disobedience to Traffic Control Devices 13 AAC (a)(1)(A&B) Commercial Vehicle: N24 AS (c) inf.** FTY to Vehicle in Intersection After Green Signal 13 AAC (a)(1)(A&B) Commercial Vehicle: N20 AS (c) inf.** FTY to Pedestrian in Crosswalk After Green Signal 13 AAC (a)(3)(A) Commercial Vehicle: Failure M16 AS (c) inf.** to Stop for Steady Red Traffic Signal 13 AAC (a)(3)(B) Commercial Vehicle: FTY When N31 AS (c) inf.** Turning on Red Signal 13 AAC (a)(3)(B) Commercial Vehicle: Turning on M17 AS (c) inf.** Red Signal When Prohibited 17

22 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a)(3)(C) Commercial Vehicle: Failure to M16 AS (c) inf.** Stop for Steady Red Arrow 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Failure to N70 AS (c) inf.** Drive on Right Side of Roadway 13 AAC (a)(3) Commercial Vehicle: FTY When N06 AS (c) inf.** Driving Left of Obstructed Roadway 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle: Not to Use M40 AS (c) inf.** Left Lane at Less than Speed Limit 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle: Turn Off N06 AS (c) inf.** Required When 5 or More Vehicles Are Behind 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Improper M73 AS (c) inf.** Overtaking on Right 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle: Return to M70 AS (c) inf.** Lane Only When Clear 13 AAC (c) Commercial Vehicle: Passing N61 AS (c) inf.** on Right in a Roundabout 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Limitations M40 AS (c) inf.** on Driving Left of Center 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Improper M70 AS (c) inf.** Overtaking on the Left 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: FTY to N07 AS (c) inf.** Overtaking Vehicle 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle: FTY to M70 AS (c) inf.** On-Coming Traffic When Passing 13 AAC Commercial Vehicle: FTY ½ M72 AS (c) inf.** of Roadway to On-coming Vehicle and Failure to Pass on Right of On-Coming Vehicle 13 AAC (b)-(c) Commercial Vehicle: Wrong Way N63 AS (c) inf.** on One-Way Roadway 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Improper Mand/Inf 2 M42 AS (c) inf. Lane Change 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle: Improper M62 AS (c) inf.** Use of Center Lane of 3-Lane Roadway 13 AAC (a)-(c) Commercial Vehicle: Following Mand/Inf 4 M34 AS (c) inf. Too Closely 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Driving M51 AS (c) inf.** Over, Across or Within Barrier/ Median 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: Failure to N71 AS (c) inf.** Stay on Right Side of Divided Highway 13 AAC (c) Commercial Vehicle: Improper M46 AS (c) inf.** Entry/Exit-Controlled-Access Highway 13 AAC Commercial Vehicle: Drive M40 AS (c) inf.** Nearest Right Edge on Narrow/ Winding Roadway 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle: FTY to N20 AS (c) inf.** Pedestrian in Crosswalk 18

23 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (b) Pedestrian to Exercise Due 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Caution 13 AAC (c) Commercial Vehicle: Not N08 AS (c) inf.** to Pass Vehicle Stopped for Pedestrian 13 AAC (e) Commercial Vehicle: Not to 90 2 M45 AS (c) inf.** Drive Within or Through Pedestrian Safety Zone 13 AAC (a) Commercial Vehicle Basic Speed: S94 AS (c) inf.** Reasonable & Prudent for Road Conditions 13 AAC (b) Commercial Vehicle Speeding: 3-9 mph over posted limit 12/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 20/mi. 1 4 S10-S14 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit Mand/Inf 4 S15-S19 AS (c) inf. 20 or more mph over limit Mand/Inf 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. 13 AAC (a)-(d) Commercial Vehicle Altered Speed Limits: 3-9 mph over posted limit 12/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 20/mi. 1 4 S10-S14 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit Mand/Inf 4 S15-S19 AS (c) inf. 20 or more mph over limit Mand/Inf 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. 13 AAC Commercial Vehicle: Minimum 90 2 S94 AS (c) inf.** Speed Regulation 13 AAC (b),(c),(e) Commercial Vehicle Special Speed Limit When: (b) Towing Mobile Home, or (c) Equipped with Lighted Headlights or (e) Passing School Bus with Flashing Yellow Lights 3-9 mph over posted limit 15/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 20/mi. 1 4 S10-S14 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit Mand/Inf 4 S15-S19 AS (c) inf. 20 or more mph over limit Mand/Inf 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. 13 AAC (d) Commercial Vehicle: Speed Over Mand/Inf 6 S99 AS (c) inf. 20 mph in School Zone/Playground Crosswalk 13 AAC (f) Commercial Vehicle: Overweight, Oversize or Excess Speed When Crossing Over Bridge or Through Tunnel 3-9 mph over posted limit 15/mi. 1 2 S03-S09 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit 20/mi. 1 4 S10-S14 AS (c) inf.** mph over posted limit Mand/Inf 4 S15-S19 AS (c) inf. 20 or more mph over limit Mand/Inf 6 S20-etc. AS (c) inf. Overwidth 50/ft. 1 0 F15 AS (c) inf.** Overlength 25/ft. 1 0 F15 AS (c) inf.** Overweight Mand/Inf 0 F16 AS (c) inf.** 19

24 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC Unlawful to Drive Unsafe F66 AS (c) inf. ** Vehicle 13 AAC Minimum Equipment Required for 75 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Sale/Rent/Lease/Loan 13 AAC (a)-(c) Sale or Use of Equipment 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a) Disconnection/Alteration of 50 2 E01 AS (c) inf.** Equipment 13 AAC (b) Operating a Vehicle Modified To E70 AS (c) inf.** Be Too Low or Too High 13 AAC (c) Operating a Vehicle With Features E70 AS (c) inf.** or Load Adversely Affecting Steering, Braking or Stability 13 AAC (b)-(c) Submit to Roadside Vehicle 75 0 B55 AS (c) inf.** Inspection 13 AAC (c)-(d) Not to Move Unsafe Vehicle F66 AS (c) inf. ** Unless Authorized 13 AAC Prohibited Practices - Inspection/Repair (a) unlawful repair or adjustment 50 0 U20 AS (c) inf.** (b) misrepresentation 50 0 D01 AS (c) inf.** (c) repairs by inspectors, referrals, 50 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** solicitations 13 AAC Illuminate Lights as Required 50 2 EO5 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (d) Lights Must Be in Good Working 75 0 E34 AS (c) inf.** Order, Securely Mounted, Not Obstructed 13 AAC (a)&(f-g) Headlight Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (e)(1&2) Headlight Dimming Requirements 50 2 E54 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(c) Taillight Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a) Reflector Requirements Corr/40 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(c) Stop Light Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(c) Turn Light Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(q) Additional Lighting Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(d) Parking Light Requirements Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (e) Parking Lights Not Used When 50 2 E24 AS (c)inf.** Vehicle in Motion 13 AAC (a),(c),(g) Additional Lights Required for Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Emergency Vehicle 13 AAC (c),(e),(f),(g) Flashing Yellow Vehicular Light Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (d),(g),(h),(i) Flashing Yellow Lights Used 75 2 E55 AS (c) inf.** When Required 13 AAC (a) Use of Flashing Red Light E06 AS (c) inf.** School Bus 13 AAC (a)-(c) Special School Bus Lighting Corr/100 0 E36 AS (c) inf.*** Equipment 13 AAC (a)-(h) Improper Use of Flashing Blue Lights 60 2 E70 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(e) Improper Use of Auxiliary/Spot 60 2 E24 AS (c) inf.** Lights 13 AAC (a)-(e) Restrictions on Lighting Equipment Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** 20

25 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (f) Use of Lights in Colors Not 50 0 E21 AS (c) inf.** Authorized 13 AAC (a)-(c) Brake Requirements Corr/90 0 E31 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (d)-(e) Improper Towing (brake and size E01 AS (c) inf.** requirements) 13 AAC (a) Failure to Give Audible Warning 50 2 E50 AS (c) inf.** as Required 13 AAC (a)-(d) Horn/Warning Device Requirements Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a) Exhaust System Improperly Modified Corr/150 0 E74 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(b) Muffler Requirements Corr/60 0 E35 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(c) Mirror Requirements Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC Tinted Windows Corr/150 0 E20 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(b) View Not to be Obstructed 60 2 D70 AS (c) inf.** 13 AAC (a)-(g) Windshield and Wiper Corr/50 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a)-(b) Steering Assem/Wheel Align/ Corr/200 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Body Condition 13 AAC (a)-(e) Tire Restrictions and Require- Corr/100 0 E37 AS (c) inf.*** ments 13 AAC (a)-(c) Flares/Other Warning Devices 75 0 F30 AS (c) inf.** Requirements 13 AAC (a)-(i) Display of Warning Lights 75 0 E52 AS (c) inf.** /Devices 13 AAC (a)-(c) Color/Special Equipment on Corr/100 0 E36 AS (c) inf.*** School Buses 13 AAC (d) Improper Use of Signs/Stop 50 2 E70 AS (c) inf.** Arm on School Bus 13 AAC Compressed Gas Fuel Requirements: Corr/150 0 E04 AS (c) inf.*** Venting and Signage 13 AAC (a)-(c) Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem 50 0 F01 AS (c) inf.** Requirements 13 AAC (b)-(d) Air-Conditioning Equipment Corr/100 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC Emission Control System Corr/100 0 E32 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a)-(c) Restrictions on Television/ E20 AS (c) inf.** Headset in Motor Vehicle 13 AAC (a)-(b) Anti-Spray Device Requirements Corr/50 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** (see AS also) 13 AAC (a)&(c) Safety Belt Requirements Corr/75 0 F04 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC Energy Absorption System Req. Corr/75 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(e) Connections/Safety Devices 75 2 F65 AS (c) inf.** Towed Vehicles 13 AAC (a)-(b) Motorcycle Headlight Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (c) Bicycle Headlight Requirements Corr/40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (d) Lights Turned On When on Hwy E55 AS (c) inf.** Motor Driven Cycle 21

26 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 13 AAC (a) Bicycle Taillight Requirements Corr/40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a)-(b) Motorcycle Taillight Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a)-(b) Motorcycle Stop/Turn Light Corr/40 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a) Motorcycle Reflector Corr/30 0 E34 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (b) Bicycle Reflector Requirements Corr/20 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a) Motorcycle Brake Requirements Corr/90 0 E31 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (b) Bicycle Brakes Corr/40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (a) Motorcycle Handgrips and Foot- Corr/50 0 F03 AS (c) inf.*** rests for Passengers 13 AAC (b) Motorcycle Handlebar Corr/75 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a) Helmet Required-Minors/Passengers 75 0 F03 AS (c) inf.** (AS exempts adults) 13 AAC (b) Eye-Protective Device Required 50 0 F03 AS (c) inf.** When No Windscreen 13 AAC (c) Minimum Equip. for Rent/Lease/ 75 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.** Loan of Motorcycle 13 AAC (a) Other Equipment Required (horn, mirrors, tires, emission control system) Bicycle Corr/40 0 ZZZ AS (c) inf.*** Motor-Driven Cycle Corr/40 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** 13 AAC (b) Motorcycle Windshield Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Requirements 13 AAC (a)-(b) Snowmobile/Off Hwy Vehicle Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Lights and Reflectors 13 AAC Snowmobile/Off Hwy Vehicle Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Brakes 13 AAC Snowmobile/Off Hwy Vehicle Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Throttle 13 AAC (a)-(b) Snowmobile/Off Hwy Vehicle Corr/60 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Muffler/Emission Controls 13 AAC (a)-(b) Snowmobile/Off Hwy Vehicle Corr/40 0 E30 AS (c) inf.*** Other Equipment 13 AAC (a)(4) Rigid Draw Bar Required When Corr/50 2 F65 AS (c) inf. *** Towing With Snowmobile 13 AAC 05 NOTE: The 13 AAC 05 commercial vehicle offenses were relocated to 17 AAC 25 in November See below. 13 AAC NOTE: 13 AAC (oversize and overweight permits, formerly 17 AAC ) was deleted from the AAC in October 1982 because its underlying statute was repealed. 14 AAC 10 NOTE: The 14 AAC offenses (airport offenses) were relocated to 17 AAC 40 in July See below. 22

27 FEDERAL STATE ADOPTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY REGULATION OFFENSE OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 49 CFR AAC Transportation of Hazardous E70 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR 107 Materials 49 CFR CFR 172 (Officer must cite specific CFR section) 49 CFR CFR CFR CFR CFR ACC Failure to Maintain Minimum D36 AS (a)(11) Insurance (interstate carriers) [For intrastate carriers, see AS (a)] 49 CFR AAC Aiding or abetting violations ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Records and Assistance B50 AS (a)(11) Required to Be Available 49 CFR AAC Marking of Commercial B50 AS (a)(11) Vehicles 49 CFR AAC False Statement/Record B83 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR (a) 17 AAC Driving A Commercial Vehicle Without A CDL (Charge under AS or AS (a)(1), a class A misdemeanor.) 49 CFR (b)(1) 17 AAC Driving a CV While Under B91 AS (a)(11) Age 21-Interstate 49 CFR (b)(2) 17 AAC Interstate CV Driver Must Read ZZZ AS (a)(11) and Speak English 49 CFR (a) 17 AAC Driving Commercial Vehicle After Being Disqualified (Charge under AS (a)(4), a class A misdemeanor with mandatory minimum penalties.) 49 CFR AAC Driving A CV With Insufficient B50 AS (a)(11) Employment Application 49 CFR AAC Driving A CV Without Road B50 AS (a)(11) Test Certificate 49 CFR AAC Driving A CV Without Medical B65 AS (a)(11) Examiner's Certificate In Possession 49 CFR (b)(10) 17 AAC Corrective Lenses To Be Worn D29 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR (b)(11) 17 AAC Hearing Aid To Be Worn D29 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Carrier Required To Maintain ZZZ AS (a)(11) Driver Qualification Files 49 CFR AAC Driving While Ill or Fatigued D74 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Possession/Influence/Use of A30 AS (a)(11) Drugs/Other Substances While on Duty Note: The above offense should be charged under AS or AS where appropriate. 49 CFR AAC Alcohol Prohibition ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Carrier Schedule Requires M06 AS (a)(11) Violation of Speed Limits 49 CFR AAC Failure to Check/Use Parts and F66 AS (a)(11) Accessories 49 CFR AAC Failure to Check/Use Emergency E50 AS (a)(11) Equipment 23

28 FEDERAL STATE ADOPTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY REGULATION OFFENSE OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 49 CFR AAC Inspection of Cargo and Cargo ZZZ AS (a)(11) Securement Required 49 CFR 392.9a 17 AAC No Operating Authority ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Railroad Grade Crossings; M22 AS (a)(11) Stopping Required 49 CFR AAC Slow and Exercise Caution S94 AS (a)(11) Approaching Railroad Crossing 49 CFR AAC Extreme Caution and Reduced S94 AS (a)(11) Speed or Discontinued Operation Required in Hazardous Condition 49 CFR AAC Seat Belt Must Be Used If Installed F04 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Hazard Warning Signals & Devices F30 AS (a)(11) Required When Stop on Highway or Shoulder 49 CFR AAC Lighted Fusee May Not Be E20 AS (a)(11) Attached to Vehicle 49 CFR AAC Flame-Producing Emergency E20 AS (a)(11) Signal May Not Be Used With Dangerous Cargo 49 CFR AAC Lamps or Reflectors Obscured E70 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Unsafe Fueling Practices ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Reserve Fuel Carried Improperly ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Transporting Unauthorized F11 AS (a)(11) Person 49 CFR AAC Safe Operation of Bus Required N84 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Towing or Pushing Loaded Bus F65 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Riding in Closed Vehicle Without ZZZ AS (a)(11) Proper Exit 49 CFR AAC Carbon Monoxide: Use of F66 AS (a)(11) Vehicle When Detected 49 CFR AAC No Open Flame Heater While E70 AS (a)(11) Vehicle in Motion 49 CFR AAC Radar Detector: Use and/or E23 AS (a)(11) Possession 49 CFR AAC Lamps Operable and No 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Obstruction of Lamps/Reflectors 49 CFR AAC Lamp and Reflective Device 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Requirements 49 CFR AAC Lamps and Reflectors- 10/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Combinations in Driveaway- Towaway Operation 49 CFR AAC Hazard Warning System Must E34 AS (a)(11) Be Independent From Ignition and Must Flash Turn Signals Simultaneously 49 CFR AAC Combination of Lighting Devices 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) and Reflectors 24

29 FEDERAL STATE ADOPTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY REGULATION OFFENSE OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 49 CFR AAC Lamps Must be Powered by 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Electric System 49 CFR AAC Requirements for Head Lamps, 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Auxiliary Driving Lamps, and Front Fog Lamps 49 CFR AAC Requirements for Lamps Other 15/lamp 2 0 E34 AS (a)(11) Than Head Lamps 49 CFR AAC Requirements for Reflex 15/reflector 2 0 E30 AS (a)(11) Reflectors 49 CFR AAC Wiring System Requirements 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Battery Installation 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Required Brake Systems E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Parking Brake System E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Brakes Required on All Wheels E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Breakaway and Emergency E31 AS (a)(11) Braking 49 CFR AAC Front Brake Lines, Protection E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Brake Tubing and Hoses; Hose E31 AS (a)(11) Assemblies and End Fittings, Adequacy 49 CFR AAC Brake Actuators, Slack Adjusters, E31 AS (a)(11) Linings/Pads and Drums/Rotors 49 CFR AAC Brakes to be Operative E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Single Valve to Operate All E31 AS (a)(11) Brakes 49 CFR AAC Reservoirs Required E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Brake Failure Warning E31 AS (a)(11) Signals Required 49 CFR AAC Brake Performance E31 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Automatic Brake Adjusters & E31 AS (a)(11) Brake Adjustment Indicators 49 CFR AAC Glazing in Specified Openings 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Truck and Tractor E30 AS (a)(11) Window Construction 49 CFR AAC Emergency Exits for Buses E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC All Fuel Systems E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Liquid Fuel Tanks E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Liquefied Petroleum Gas Systems E30 AS (a)(11) 25

30 FEDERAL STATE ADOPTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY REGULATION OFFENSE OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 49 CFR AAC Coupling Devices and Towing E01 AS (a)(11) Methods, Except for Driveaway- Towaway Operations 49 CFR AAC Coupling Devices and Towing E01 AS (a)(11) Methods, Driveaway-Towaway Operations 49 CFR AAC Tires 100/tire 2 0 E37 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Sleeper Berths 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Heaters E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Windshield Wiping and E30 AS (a)(11) Washing Systems 49 CFR AAC Windshield Defrosting and E30 AS (a)(11) Defogging Systems 49 CFR AAC Rear-Vision Mirrors E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Horn 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Speedometer E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Exhaust Systems E35 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Floors 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Rear Impact Guards and Rear E30 AS (a)(11) End Protection 49 CFR AAC Warning Flags on Projecting F22 AS (a)(11) Loads 49 CFR AAC Television Receivers E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Buses, Driveshaft Protection E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Buses, Standee Line or Bar E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Buses, Aisle Seats Prohibited E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Seats, Seat Belt Assemblies and F04 AS (a)(11) Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages 49 CFR AAC Vehicle Interior Noise Levels E73 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Emergency Equipment on All E30 AS (a)(11) Power Units 49 CFR AAC General Rules For Protection F11 AS (a)(11) Against Shifting or Falling Cargo 49 CFR AAC Securement Systems F11 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Cargo Securement Device/ F11 AS (a)(11) System Standards 49 CFR AAC Cargo Placement and F11 AS (a)(11) Restraint Requirements 26

31 FEDERAL STATE ADOPTING BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY REGULATION OFFENSE OFFENSE CATEGORY POINTS CODE SECTION 49 CFR AAC Front-End Structure E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Frames E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Cab and Body Components E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Wheels 100/wheel 2 0 E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Suspension Systems E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Steering Wheel Systems E30 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR 395.1(h) 17 AAC Maximum Driving and On-Duty D71 AS (a)(11) Time In Alaska 49 CFR AAC Driver Must Record Duty Status B75 AS (a)(11) 49 CFR (c) 17 AAC Motor Carrier May Not Allow M06 AS (a)(11) Out-Of-Service Driver to Drive 49 CFR (d) 17 AAC Out-Of-Service Driver May Not B27 AS (a)(11) Drive 49 CFR AAC Motor Carrier Must Inspect, ZZZ AS (a)(11) Repair and Keep Records 49 CFR AAC Motor Carrier Must Ensure ZZZ AS (a)(11) Vehicle Lubrication 49 CFR AAC Operation in Unsafe Condition F66 AS (a)(11) Forbidden 49 CFR 396.9(c)(2) 17 AAC Operation of "Out Of Service" E80 AS (a)(11) Vehicle Prohibited 49 CFR 396.9(c)(3) 17 AAC Removal of "Out of Service" D73 AS (a)(11) Sticker Prohibited 49 CFR AAC Failure to Prepare Daily Vehicle 75 0 ZZZ AS (a)(11) Inspection Report 49 CFR AAC Failure to Review/Sign Last 75 0 ZZZ AS (a)(11) Vehicle Inspection Report 49 CFR AAC Driveaway-Towaway Operations ZZZ AS (a)(11) and Inspections 49 CFR AAC Periodic Inspection and B55 AS (a)(11) Documentation Required 49 CFR AAC Qualifications of Inspectors ZZZ AS (a)(11) 49 CFR AAC Periodic Inspection Record B60 AS (a)(11) Keeping Requirements 49 CFR AAC Qualifications of Brake ZZZ AS (a)(11) Inspectors 49 CFR AAC Truck and Truck-Tractor Access 75 0 E01 AS (a)(11) Requirements 49 CFR AAC Steps, Handholds and Deck Plates 75 0 E30 AS (a)(11) Must Be Maintained 27

32 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION OVERSIZE VEHICLES 17 AAC (a) Overwidth, 8 ft. 6 in. Maximum 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol. ** 17 AAC (b) Overheight, 14 ft. Maximum, except: 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) Anchorage 15 ft. Maximum fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** Fairbanks 15 ft. Maximum Dalton & Elliott Hwys. 17 ft. Maximum 17 AAC (c) or (d) Overlength Power Vehicle 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) (45 ft. Maximum) fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (c)(3) Overlength semitrailer on National 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) Highway System (NHS), fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** 53 ft. maximum cargo-carrying length 17 AAC (c) or (d) Overlength combination 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) of vehicles, 75 ft. maximum fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (c) or (d) Overhangs-3 ft. front, 4 ft. rear 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) maximum fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (d)(2) Overlength semitrailer or trailer on 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) state highway system (48 ft. fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** maximum cargo-carrying length) 17 AAC (e) Overlength semitrailer in combination 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) (maximum 48 ft. per trailer) or fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** more than two cargo-carrying vehicles in combination 17 AAC (f) Reasonable access, 5 miles ZZZ AS (a)(11) maximum /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (a)(1) Overweight tires 0 F13 AS (a)(11)&(b) 1, lbs 100 /AS (b)(7) viol.** 2,001 4,000 lbs.07/lb 4,001 6,000 lbs.09/lb 6,001 10,000 lbs.12/lb 10,001 or more lbs.15/lb 17 AAC (a)(2) Overweight axle 0 F13 AS (a)(11)&(b) 1,001 2,000 lbs 100 /AS (b)(7) viol.** 2,001 4,000 lbs.07/lb 4,001 6,000 lbs.09 lb 6,001 10,000 lbs.12/lb 10,001 or more lbs.15/lb 17 AAC (a)(3) Overweight gross 0 F13 AS (a)(11)&(b) 1,001 2,000 lbs 100 /AS (b)(7) viol.** 2,001 4,000 lbs.07/lb 4,001 6,000 lbs.09/lb 6,001 10,000 lbs.12/lb 10,001 or more lbs.15/lb 17 AAC (b) Overweight distribution F13 AS (a)(11) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Overweight inner gross 0 F13 AS (a)(11)&(b) (tractor and first cargo vehicle) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 1,001 2,000 lbs 100 2,001 4,000 lbs.07/lb 4,001 6,000 lbs.09/lb 6,001 10,000 lbs.12/lb 10,001 or more lbs.15/lb 28

33 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION 17 AAC (c) Overweight axle combination 0 F13 AS (a)(11)&(b) 1,001 2,000 lbs 100 /AS (b)(7) viol.** 2,001 4,000 lbs.07/lb 4,001 6,000 lbs.09/lb 6,001 10,000 lbs.12/lb 10,001 or more lbs.15/lb 17 AAC (a) Overlength long combination 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) vehicle (LCV) fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** ft. maximum overall - 95 ft. maximum length of cargo vehicles (designated routes) 17 AAC (b) Overlength combination of vehicles, 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) 90 ft. maximum overall length fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** (designated routes) 17 AAC (c) Overlength combination of 100/ft. or 0 F12 AS (a)(11) vehicles, 95 ft. maximum overall fraction thereof /AS (b)(7) viol.** length (designated routes) 17 AAC (d) Triples prohibited without permit F10 AS (a)(11) (three cargo carrying units) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (e)(2) Oversize sign required on F22 AS (a)(11) combinations over 75 ft. /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (f) Reasonable access, 5 miles ZZZ AS (a)(11) maximum (long combination vehicles) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (g) Headlights must be illuminated E05 AS (a)(11) at all times (long combination vehicles) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC Failure to stop at weigh F20 AS (a)(11) station /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Driving without permit when F21 AS (a)(10) required /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Permit has expired B50 AS (a)(10) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Load is reducible and not F10 AS (a)(10) specifically authorized by permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Moving during a period of time D71 AS (a)(10) not authorized by permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Traveling off route specified M53 AS (a)(10) on permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Exceeds maximum size stated on F24 AS (a)(10) permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Has overhang not authorized by F24 AS (a)(10) permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** 17 AAC (b) Does not have proper signs, M06 AS (a)(10) beacons, pilot cars, communica- /AS (b)(7) viol.** tions, flags or police escort (where required by permit) 17 AAC (b) Does not conform with special F21 AS (a)(10) conditions described on permit /AS (b)(7) viol.** (other than speed) 29

34 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION 17 AAC (b) Speeding: 3-9 MPH over limit set in permit 12/mile 2 S03-S09 AS (a)(10) /AS (b)(7) viol.** MPH over limit set in permit 20/mile 4 S10-S19 AS (a)(10) /AS (b)(7) viol.** 20 or more MPH over limit set Mand/Viol 6 S20-etc. AS (a)(10) in permit /AS (b)(7) viol. 17 AAC No permit on vehicle; or, issuance F21 AS (a)(11) cannot be readily verified /AS (b)(7) viol.** AIRPORT REGULATIONS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS 17 AAC (a)(3) Failure to obey posted sign, signal or control device on a highway or vehicular way/area (international airport): - Motor vehicle 50 2 M14 AS misd.** - Pedestrian 30 0 ZZZ AS misd.** - non-motorized vehicle 30 0 ZZZ AS misd.** 17 AAC (b) Failure to remain in public area 30 2 M40 AS misd.** provided for particular class of traffic or mode of travel (international airport) 17 AAC (b) Operation of aircraft on a highway 50 2 F40 AS misd.** (international airport) 17 AAC (a) Failure to operate motor vehicle in 50 2 N84 AS misd.** accordance with airport operational orders under 17 AAC (a)(2) (international airport) 17 AAC (b) Improper vehicular crossing of airport 50 2 M40 AS misd.** boundary (international airport) 17 AAC (c) Operating a vehicle in a manner N01 AS misd.** that interferes with aircraft (international airport) 17 AAC (d) Speeding: (international airport) mph over limit 8/mi. 3 2 S03-S09 AS misd.** mph over limit 8/mi. 3 4 S10-S19 AS misd.** - 20 mph or more over limit 12/mi. 3 6 S20-etc. AS misd.** 17 AAC (e) Illegal parking/abandoning vehicle in a 50 0 F35 AS misd.** terminal building baggage or service vehicle area (international airport) 17 AAC (g) Operating a vehicle in an airport B51 AS misd.** restricted area without a current valid operator s license (international airport) 17 AAC Ramp operator s permit required for 50 0 F21 AS misd.** operation in airport restricted area (international airport) 17 AAC Improper operation on runways, N84 AS misd.** taxiways, or other restricted areas (international airport) 30

35 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION 17 AAC (b) Illegal parking/abandoning vehicle in a prohibited area (international airport) - more than 300 feet from a terminal 30 0 F35 AS misd.** - within 300 feet of a terminal 50 0 F35 AS misd.** 17 AAC (b) Expired Parking Meter 20 0 ZZZ AS misd.** (international airport) 17 AAC (a) Commercial passenger vehicle must 50 0 B50 AS misd.** obtain permit (international airport) AIRPORT REGULATIONS - RURAL AIRPORTS 17 AAC (a)(3) Failure to obey posted sign, signal or control device on a highway or vehicular way/area (rural airport): - Motor vehicle 50 2 M14 AS misd. ** - Pedestrian 30 0 ZZZ AS misd.** - Non-motorized vehicle 30 0 ZZZ AS misd.** 17 AAC (b) Failure to remain in public area 30 2 M40 AS misd.** provided for particular class of traffic or mode of travel (rural airport) 17 AAC (b) Operation of aircraft on a highway 50 2 F40 AS misd.** (rural airport) 17 AAC (a) Failure to operate motor vehicle in 50 2 N84 AS misd.** accordance with airport operational orders under 17 AAC (a)(2) (rural airport) 17 AAC (b) Improper vehicular crossing of airport 50 2 M40 AS misd.** boundary (rural airport) 17 AAC (c) Operating a vehicle in a manner N01 AS misd.** that interferes with aircraft (rural airport) 17 AAC (d) Speeding: (rural airport) mph over limit 8/mi. 3 2 S03-S09 AS misd.** mph over limit 8/mi. 3 4 S10-S19 AS misd.** - 20 mph or more over limit 12/mi. 3 6 S20-etc AS misd.** 17 AAC (e) Illegal parking/abandoning vehicle in a 50 0 F35 AS misd.** terminal building baggage or service vehicle area (rural airport) 17 AAC (g) Operating a vehicle in an airport B51 AS misd.** restricted area without a current valid operator s license (rural airport) 17 AAC Ramp operator s permit required for 50 0 F21 AS misd.** operation in airport restricted area (rural airport) 17 AAC Improper operation on runways, Mand/Cr 2 N84 AS misd. taxiways, or other restricted areas (rural airport) 17 AAC (c) Expired Parking Meter (rural airport) 20 0 ZZZ AS misd.** 31

36 BAIL OR PROCESSING PENALTY STATUTE/REGULATION OFFENSE CATEGORY* POINTS CODE SECTION 17 AAC (d) Illegal parking/abandoning vehicle in a prohibited area (rural airport) - more than 300 feet from a terminal 30 0 F35 AS misd.** - within 300 feet of a terminal 50 0 F35 AS misd.** 17 AAC (d) Commercial passenger vehicles must 50 0 B50 AS misd.** obtain permit (rural airport) 32

37 1 Maximum bail amount: $300. AS (c). Maximum bail amount in highway work zone or traffic safety corridor: $ Maximum bail amount: $500. AS (a)(11) and AS (b)(7) violations. The penalty and the maximum are not doubled in highway work zones or traffic safety corridors. 3 Maximum bail amount: $500. AS misdemeanors. The penalty and the maximum are not doubled in highway work zones or traffic safety corridors. * CATEGORIES: Corr = correctable/dismissible. Mand/Inf = mandatory appearance infraction. Mand/Cr = mandatory appearance misdemeanor or felony. Mand/Viol = mandatory appearance violation. See further explanation on pages 1-2. ** In spite of this penalty section, the maximum penalty for this offense is the bail amount. See AS (c), AS (e), and Administrative Rules 43.1, 43.6 and Note: If the bail amount is an amount per mile, per foot, per lamp, per reflector, per tire, or per wheel, the maximum is the maximum fine allowed by statute for the offense. Admin. Rule See notes 1, 3, and 4 above for those maximums. *** Correctable under 13 AAC **** This offense is not on the traffic bail forfeiture schedule. The $50 penalty for littering is a fine, not a bail forfeiture amount. In the littering statute, AS , the legislature created its own fine schedule rather than requiring the supreme court to create a bail schedule for this offense. ***** Under AS , the court may waive the $15 penalty for violating AS (a) or (d) concerning safety belts if the defendant donates $15 to the Emergency Medical Services entity providing services in the area in which the violation occurred. Citations and complaints charging AS ,.285 or.290 must be assigned a criminal case number, even though these offenses are classified as infractions in the statutes, because the mandatory community work service penalty triggers the rights to court-appointed counsel and a jury trial. See Administrative Bulletins 7 and 7.1 on case numbering. 33

38 Doubled Bail Amounts For Offenses Committed Within Highway Work Zones (Effective April 30, 1999) and Traffic Safety Corridors (Effective May 27, 2006) AS Fines for offenses committed within highway work zones and traffic safety corridors doubled. (a) Whenever a person violates a provision of this title or a regulation adopted under the authority of this title within a highway work zone or traffic safety corridor, notwithstanding the amount of the fine or the maximum fine set under this title, the fine, or maximum fine, is double the amount provided in this title. ( 2 ch 64 SLA 1998; am 4, 5 ch 45 SLA 2006) AS Definitions. (a)(14) highway work zone means an area identified by advance signing where road construction, repair, or maintenance work is being done on or adjacent to a highway, whether or not work is actually being done at that time. (a)(26) traffic safety corridor means a portion of a highway on which signs have been erected designating that portion as a traffic safety corridor under AS Administrative Rule 43.1, Traffic Bail Forfeiture Schedule, states (in its second paragraph): Effective April 30, 1999, the bail amounts listed below are doubled for violations of AS 28 and regulations adopted under AS 28 committed within a highway work zone, as that term is defined in AS and 13 AAC (b). Effective May 27, 2006, the bail amounts listed below are doubled for violations of AS 28 and regulations adopted under AS 28 committed with a traffic safety corridor, as that term is defined in AS AS Designation of Traffic Safety Corridors; fines. (a) To promote traffic safety, the department may designate a portion of a highway to be a traffic safety corridor. The commissioner shall establish criteria for the designation and continuation of traffic safety corridors. In establishing the criteria, the commissioner may consider accident data and reports, the type and volume of vehicular traffic, engineering and traffic studies, and other relevant factors. Before the department designates a traffic safety corridor, the commissioner shall consult with the commissioner of public safety and shall consult with other local, state, and federal agencies with responsibility for traffic safety. A motor vehicle or traffic offense committed in a traffic safety corridor is subject to a double fine as provided in AS The department shall erect signs designating traffic safety corridors and alerting the public that motor vehicle and traffic offenses committed within a corridor are subject to double fines. A claim for damages may not be made against the state or its officers, employees, or agents for an act or omission relating to the designation of and erection of signs regarding a traffic safety corridor. (b) The legislature may appropriate 50 percent of the fines for offenses committed in a traffic safety corridor imposed under AS and collected and separately accounted for by the state under AS , to the division of the Department of 34

39 Transportation and Public Facilities responsible for highway safety planning, for highway safety programs. ( 1 ch 45 SLA 2006) AS (c). Point System - Two Points For Illegal Passing in Traffic Safety Corridor. (c) The regulations adopted under (a) of this section shall include a two-point addition to a licensee's assessed total if the licensee, while in a designated traffic safety corridor, overtakes and passes another vehicle in a zone designated by a safety control device that prohibits passing. 35

40 2 AAC DEMERIT POINT SCHEDULE. (a) For the purposes of administratively identifying habitually reckless or negligent drivers and habitual or frequent violators of traffic laws and in order to identify problem drivers, in addition to any demerit points established in AS 28, the following offenses are given the corresponding numerical weights upon conviction: Point Offense or Type of Offenses Value (1) except as provided in (2) of this subsection, driving while license cancelled, suspended, or revoked, or in violation of license limitation...10 (2) driving a commercial motor vehicle while commercial driver's license is disqualified, cancelled, suspended, revoked, or in violation of a license limitation...10 (3) except as provided in (4) of this subsection, driving while intoxicated or driving under the influence...10 (4) driving or operating a commercial motor vehicle while intoxicated or while under the influence...10 (5) refusal to submit to chemical testing...10 (6) reckless driving...10 (7) speed contest racing...10 (8) assault with vehicle...10 (9) fleeing or attempting to elude a peace office...10 (10) negligent homicide or manslaughter with a vehicle...10 (11) leaving scene of crash...9 (12) negligent driving...6 (13) minor operating a motor vehicle, aircraft, or watercraft after consuming alcohol...6 (14) failure to provide proof of liability insurance as required by AS (15) failure to yield right-of-way to authorized emergency vehicle...6 (16) failure to stop for school bus while bus is loading or unloading...6 (17) failure to obey official traffic control device in school zone, playground crosswalk, or park...6 (18) driving a commercial motor vehicle after being ordered out of service under 49 C.F.R (c) or AS (c)...6 (19) speeding: in school zone or playground crosswalk miles per hour over speed limit miles per hour over speed limit or more miles per hour over speed limit...6 (20) violation of oversize or overweight permit, pertaining to restriction on speed: 3-9 miles per hour over speed limit miles per hour over speed limit or more miles per hour over speed limit...6 pertaining to hours of operation:...3 (21) careless driving...4 (22) following too closely...4 (23) failure to stop or yield...4 (24) all other offenses not specified in the subsection...2 (b) In this section, "habitually reckless or negligent drivers and habitual or frequent violators of traffic laws" means vehicle operators whose demerit point totals, less deductions, have reached the level requiring mandatory suspension or revocation of the driving privilege. (Eff. 7/1/2006, Register 178) Authority: AS AS

41 Police Training Surcharge AS Surcharge. (a) In addition to any fine or other penalty prescribed by law, a defendant who pleads guilty or nolo contendere to, forfeits bail for, or is convicted of a (1) felony shall be assessed a surcharge of $100; (2) violation of a misdemeanor offense under AS , , AS , or , or a violation of a municipal ordinance comparable to a misdemeanor offense under AS , , AS , or and adopted under AS , shall be assessed a surcharge of $75; (3) misdemeanor or a violation of a municipal ordinance if a sentence of incarceration may be imposed for the misdemeanor or ordinance violation, other than a provision identified in (2) of this subsection, shall be assessed a surcharge of $50; (4) misdemeanor for which a sentence of incarceration may not be imposed, a violation or an infraction under state law, or a violation of a municipal ordinance imposing a penalty authorized by AS (a) if a sentence of incarceration may not be imposed for the ordinance violation, shall be assessed a surcharge of $10 if the fine or bail forfeiture amount for the offense is $30 or more. (b) (c) (d) A court may not fail to impose the surcharge required under this section. The surcharge may not be waived, deferred, or suspended A court may allow a defendant who is unable to pay the surcharge required to be imposed under this section to perform community work under AS (c) in lieu of the surcharge. The surcharge shall be paid within 10 days of imposition or such shorter period of time as ordered by the court. Failure to pay the surcharge is punishable as contempt of court. Proceedings to collect the surcharge may be instituted by the state, the municipality, or by the court on its own motion. Money collected under this section shall be deposited into the general fund and accounted for under AS ( 2 ch 119 SLA 1994; am 4 ch 56 SLA 1998; am 1 ch 24 SLA 2000) AS Surcharge. (a) A municipality may not enforce a penalty for violation of an ordinance for which a surcharge is required to be imposed under AS unless the municipality authorizes the imposition of and provides for the collection of the surcharge. The surcharge shall be deposited into the general fund of the state and accounted for under AS Subject to appropriation, the legislature may reimburse a municipality that collects a surcharge required to be imposed under AS for the cost to the municipality in collecting the surcharge and transmitting the surcharge to the state. The reimbursement may not exceed 10 percent of the surcharge collected and transmitted to the state. (b) This section applies to home rule and general law municipalities. ( 8 ch 56 SLA 1998; am 2 ch 24 SLA 2000)

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