How To Find Your State’s Vehicle Code
Each state has a vehicle code, which is the collection of laws that govern the use of motor vehicles in that state. Some states make it easier than others to find specific laws, but each state’s vehicle code covers a wide range of violations including speeding violations, red light violations, and other ticketable offenses.
So that it’s easier for motorists to be informed about the laws in their state, we’ve collected links to each state’s vehicle code below:
Alabama Vehicle Code (Title 32)
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Alaska Vehicle Code (Title 28)
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Arizona Vehicle Code (Title 28)
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Arkansas Vehicle Code (Title 27)
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California Vehicle Code
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Colorado Vehicle Code (Title 42)
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Connecticut Vehicle Code (Title 14)
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Delaware Vehicle Code (Title 21)
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District of Columbia Vehicle Code (Title 50)
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Florida Vehicle Code (Title 23)
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Georgia Vehicle Code (Title 40)
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Hawaii Vehicle Code (Title 17)
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Idaho Vehicle Code (Title 49)
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Illinois Vehicle Code (Chapter 625)
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Indiana Vehicle Code (Title 9)
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Iowa Vehicle Code (Title 8)
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Kansas Vehicle Code (Chapter 8)
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Kentucky Vehicle Code (Title 16)
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Louisiana Vehicle Code (Title 32)
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Maine Vehicle Code (Title 29-A)
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Maryland Vehicle Code (click Maryland Code –> Transportation)
Click Here
Massachusetts Vehicle Code (Chapter 90)
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Michigan Vehicle Code
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Minnesota Vehicle Code (Chapters 160-174)
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Mississippi Vehicle Code (Title 63)
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Missouri Vehicle Code (Title 19)
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Montana Vehicle Code (Title 61)
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Nebraska Vehicle Code (Chapter 60)
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Nevada Vehicle Code
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New Hampshire Vehicle Code (Title 21)
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New Jersey Vehicle Code (Title 39)
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New Mexico Vehicle Code (Chapter 66)
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New York Vehicle Code (Click TRA)
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North Carolina Vehicle Code (Chapter 20)
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North Dakota Vehicle Code (Title 39)
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Ohio Vehicle Code (Title 45)
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Oklahoma Vehicle Code (Title 47)
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Oregon Vehicle Code (Title 59)
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Pennsylvania Vehicle Code (Title 75)
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Rhode Island Vehicle Code (Title 31)
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South Carolina Vehicle Code (Title 56)
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South Dakota Vehicle Code (Title 32)
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Tennessee Vehicle Code (Title 55)
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Texas Vehicle Code (Title 7)
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Utah Vehicle Code (Title 41)
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Vermont Vehicle Code (Title 23)
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Virginia Vehicle Code (Title 46)
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Washington Vehicle Code (Title 46)
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West Virginia Vehicle Code (Chapter 17)
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Wisconsin Vehicle Code (Chapter 340-351)
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Wyoming Vehicle Code (Title 31)
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Randall also why is your logo a swastika? And why didn’t you answer why you care about laws since you said that you do your best to break them?
Thanks George but I do not need your help.
Thank you for this. When ever i take a trip accross state lines i try to find the laws of that state, but it’s such a pain in the ass sometimes. This makes it so much easier.
Randall what would you care what the laws are? You said you never follow the laws that you already know about.
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