They don't typically count as a moving violation, since you have the right to face your accuser in court. As far as I understand the situation. They are more

They don't typically count as a moving violation, since you have the right to face your accuser in court. As far as I understand the situation. They are more like parking tickets than a speeding ticket. I imagine this varies some by state, but I believe it to be a fundamental constitutional issue at play.