The majority of driving-related offenses are classified as infractions (also called "violations" or "civil infractions"). A traffic infraction is the least serious traffic offense and is typically defined as an act or omission that's prohibited by law but isn't a crime. Common examples of infractions include:
- • speeding
- • failing to stop or yield
- • failing to signal
- • operating a vehicle without proper lighting, and
- • seat belt violations.
(Nolo)A traffic offense is generally considered a crime if it's punishable by imprisonment. (Nolo)
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