[CH16] Vehicular Offenses
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[16] [01] Vehicle Registration [16] [02] Drivers License [16] [03] Driving Without a License [16] [04] Driving with a Suspended or Revoked License [16] [05] Vehicle Insurance [16] [06] Traffic Signals - Responsibilities [16] [07] Driving on the Right Side [16] [08] Maintaining Lanes [16] [09] Following Distance [16] [10] Right of Way [16] [11] Turning [16] [12] Speed Limits [16] [13] Stop Signs [16] [14] Failure to Yield - Emergency Vehicles [16] [15] Reckless Driving [16] [16] Public Endangerment [16] [17] Vehicle Contest [16] [18] Driving Under the Influence [16] [19] Alcohol Beverages in the Vehicle [16] [20] Vehicle Equipment [16] [21] Unsafe Speed for Conditions [16] [22] Helmet Law [16] [23] Jaywalking [16] [24] Unnecessary Use of Horn [16] [25] Failure to Sign Citation [16] [26] Window Tint [16] [27] Driving on The Shoulder / Emergency Lane [16] [28] Illegal U-turn [16] [29] Illegal Parking [16] [30] Failure to Submit Breathalyzer Test [16] [31] Hit and Run
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[16] [16] Public Endangerment

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Updated Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Any person who, under any circumstances or conditions is likely to produce great bodily harm or death, or wilfully causes or permits any person to suffer, or inflicts physical pain or mental suffering.
Public Endangerment is a Misdemeanour Offense.
Jail Time: 125 Seconds.

Fine: $1,500