Understanding Nevada Traffic Violations

Summary

In Nevada, a letter from the police department regarding a traffic violation typically includes the recipients name and address, details of the alleged violation, the law violated, and instructions on how to respond. If involved in a hit and run incident, one is legally obliged to stop and provide details. Failing to do so can result in a misdemeanor or felony charge. If a property is hit, the property owner should be notified. If the owner cannot be located, the incident should be reported to the local police. Leaving the scene without reporting may be considered a hit-and-run offense. Even if theres no damage, its still important to report the incident. If an employee is involved in an incident at their workplace, they should report it to their employer. Its possible to be notified of a hit-and-run violation by mail. Wal-Mart is considered private property, and traffic laws still apply. Not reporting an accident on private property can lead to fines, penalties