Habitual violator definition

Habitual violator means any Proposer who has incurred, or any of whose Parent, Subsidiary, or other Affiliates have incurred, in the aggregate, more than two Violations within five (5) years preceding the Proposal opening date.
Habitual violator means any owner or operator of a vehicle who has received six or more separate and distinct parking citations in the past 12 months regardless of whether payment for the citations is made in a timely manner.
Habitual violator means a person classified as a habitual violator pursuant to section 459.604.

Examples of Habitual violator in a sentence

  • The following KRS sections are repealed:186.642 "Habitual violator" defined.

  • Habitual violator customers operating a vehicle in violation of a ban are subject to a Class C misdemeanor with a fine up to $500.


More Definitions of Habitual violator

Habitual violator means any resident or nonresident person who, within
Habitual violator means any person who in the previous thirty days has done any of the following, in any combination, five or more times: (Ord. 8413)
Habitual violator means a person with more than one sign for which the Department issued a Final Order of violation of the Oregon Motorist Information Act or related statutes or rules within five years of the issuance of the current violation notice.¶
Habitual violator means a state driver who has been convicted of three or more moving violations committed within a 12-month period.
Habitual violator means any owner of a vehicle that accumulates six or more separate and dis- tinct citations in any given six-month period regardless of whether payment is made in a timely man- ner.
Habitual violator means any owner of a vehicle which accumulates six or more separate and dis- tinct citations in any given six-month period regardless if payment is made in a timely manner.
Habitual violator means any owner or operator of a ve- hicle who has received six or more separate and distinct park- ing citations in the past 12 months regardless of whether pay- ment for the citations is made in a timely manner.