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Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles:
  • Driver's Manuals (includes Commercial Driver's License and Motorcycle Operator's Manuals)

Connecticut Judicial Branch:

Civil Jury Instructions:

3.7 Automobile

  • 3.7-1 Statutory Negligence - Reckless Driving

  • 3.7-2 Statutory Negligence - Speeding

  • 3.7-3 Statutory Negligence - Traveling Unreasonably Fast

  • 3.7-4 Statutory Negligence - Slow Speed

  • 3.7-5 Statutory Negligence - Passing

  • 3.7-6 Statutory Negligence - Left Turn

  • 3.7-7 Statutory Negligence - Right of Way at Intersections

  • 3.7-8 Statutory Negligence - Lights

  • 3.7-9 Statutory Negligence - Unsafe Tires

  • 3.7-10 Statutory Negligence - Brakes

  • 3.7-11 Statutory Negligence - Failing to Drive a Reasonable Distance Apart

  • 3.7-12 Statutory Negligence - Driving in Right-Hand Lane

  • 3.7-12A Statutory Negligence - Driving in Right-Hand Lane - Slow Speed

  • 3.7-13 Statutory Negligence - Falling Asleep While Driving

  • 3.7-14 Negligence - Un/Under-Insured Motorist

  • 3.7-15 Right to Assume that Others Will Obey the Law

  • 3.7-16 Lookout

  • 3.7-17 Failure to Sound Horn

  • 3.7-18 Sudden Emergency

  • 3.7-19 Family Car Doctrine - General Statutes Sec. 52-182

  • 3.7-20 Presumption of Agency - General Statutes Sec. 52-183

Office of the State Traffic Administration (OSTA):

OLR Research Reports - Office of Legislative Research:

 

Connecticut Regulations

Selected Regulations:

Connecticut General Statutes

Selected Statutes:

Chapter 246. Motor Vehicles

Chapter 248. Vehicle Highway Use

Chapter 881b. Infractions of the Law

Chapter 882. Superior Court

  • Sec. 51-193u. Hearing of violations and infractions by magistrate. Authority of magistrate decision. Demand for trial de novo.

 

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