Traffic stops
Getting pulled over, documents, searches, and what happens roadside.
12 sections
- After A CrashORS 811.700, ORS 811.705 and ORS 811.720 — stop, give your information, help the injured, and report over $2,500
- The Insurance SuspensionORS 806.010 and ORS 806.200 — driving uninsured, and a filing within 30 days after a crash
- On A BicycleORS 814.400 and ORS 814.430 — the same rights and duties as a driver, and as far right as practicable when slower
- Crossing The RoadORS 811.028 and ORS 814.040 — drivers stop and stay stopped at a crosswalk; outside one, the pedestrian yields
- Two Plates, And Nothing Over ThemORS 803.525 and ORS 803.550 — two plates for most vehicles, and no cover or frame that hides them
- Staying In Your LaneORS 811.370 and ORS 811.300 — within a single lane as nearly as practicable, and half the road to oncoming traffic
- The Last Hundred FeetORS 811.335 — a turn signal continuously during the last 100 feet before turning
- The Electric BicycleORS 801.258 and ORS 814.405 — three classes, a bicycle rather than a motor vehicle, and not on the sidewalk
- Where You May Not ParkORS 811.550 — 10 feet from a hydrant, 20 feet from a crosswalk, 50 feet from a railroad crossing
- Traffic StopsORS 810.410 — no arrest for a traffic violation, and a request to search only after the right to refuse is explained
- Signing Over A CarORS 803.112 and ORS 803.092 — the seller tells the department within 10 days; the buyer applies within 30also here
- When They Take Your PropertyORS 131A.255 and ORS 131A.165 — forfeiture needs a conviction, and a claim is due within 21 daysalso here
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