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Traffic Law
Traffic violations are generally divided into two categories: parking violations and moving violations. Moving violations are the more serious of the two and carry stiffer consequences. Moving violations are either civil traffic violations or criminal traffic violations. Examples of civil traffic violations are unlawful lane change, or running a red light. Criminal traffic violations include felony or misdemeanor driving under the influence (DUI), speeding in a school zone, reckless endangerment, vehicular manslaughter, driving without insurance, and driving on a suspended license.
 
 
Traffic Resources

Arizona Department of Transportation
 

The Arizona Department of Transportation provides real-time traffic information, freeway camera images, statewide weather forecasts and an overview of the freeway management system. This site also provides information about road restrictions throughout the entire state.
 

ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Arizona Motor Vehicle Division
 

The Arizona Motor Vehicle Division provides information about licensing drivers and vehicles for operation on Arizona's roads. The site contains downloadable manuals, customer service information and sample tests for getting licenses.
 

ARIZONA MOTOR VEHICLE DIVISION

Defensive Driving School Information
 

Defensive Driving School is for individuals who have received a traffic citation and wish to have the citation dismissed through the completion of a class.
 

DEFENSIVE DRIVING SCHOOL INFORMATION

Maricopa County Justice Courts
 

Maricopa County Justice Courts gives descriptions of what a person's rights are and what the court process is when dealing with traffic violations.
 

MARICOPA COUNTY JUSTICE COURTS
 
Authorities

Rules of Procedure in Civil Traffic and Civil Boating Violation Cases

Rules of Criminal Procedure

Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS), Title 28, Transportation