A driver who fails to follow the instructions of a traffic control device, including:

1. Fails to come to a reasonable stop at “Stop Points”, noted as white or yellow lines at the edge of every intersection or with appropriate signage. A reasonable stop can be either a driver slowing down to check for traffic or coming to a complete stop before proceeding. Drivers should come to a full stop on busy roads and avenues where it is dangerous to not come to a complete stop.
2. Crossing a double yellow line when not enter or leaving a parking lot or private driveway. This only applies with roads that are not already divided into different lanes by a physical barrier or divider (such as highways and boulevards).
3. Ignoring clearly visible signage, whether permanent or temporary, used to direct or control traffic in any way.
4. Ignoring the instruction or direction of a peace officer or construction worker at a road works site.
5. A driver who fails to appropriately drive on the right properly with the flow of traffic, except in cases of emergency routes or private paths.

- Warning on the driver’s license at the peace officer’s discretion.