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2024 CODE OF GEORGIA
Title 40 - MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC (§§ 40-1-1 — 40-16-8)
Chapter 6 - UNIFORM RULES OF THE ROAD (§§ 40-6-1 — 40-6-397)
Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (§§ 40-6-1 — 40-6-17)
- Section 40-6-1 - Violations of chapter a misdemeanor unless otherwise stated; maximum fines for speed limit violations
- Section 40-6-2 - Obedience to authorized persons directing traffic
- Section 40-6-3 - Chapter refers to operation of vehicles on highways; exceptions; vehicle accident reports and private property
- Section 40-6-4 - Persons riding animals or driving animal drawn vehicles
- Section 40-6-5 - Persons working on highways
- Section 40-6-6 - Authorized emergency vehicles; pursuit of fleeing suspects
- Section 40-6-7 - Operation of motor vehicles in parades
- Section 40-6-8 - Rights of owners of real property
- Section 40-6-9 - Challenges to speed limits and other traffic regulations established or enforced by local governing authorities
- Section 40-6-10 - Insurance requirements for operation of motor vehicles generally
- Section 40-6-10.1 - Financial responsibility requirements of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Section 40-6-11 - Insurance requirements for operation of motorcycles
- Section 40-6-12 - Subsequent violation; proof of financial responsibility
- Section 40-6-13 - Courts having jurisdiction to try offenses
- Section 40-6-14 - Sound volume limitations from within the motor vehicle
- Section 40-6-15 - Knowingly driving motor vehicle on suspended, canceled, or revoked registration
- Section 40-6-16 - Procedure for passing certain stationary vehicles
- Section 40-6-16.1 - Procedure for passing vehicle with active sanitation workers
- Section 40-6-17 - Prohibited use of traffic-control device preemption emitter; penalty
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