Red Light and Stop Sign Ticket Attorney in Pennsylvania. A red light violation under 75 Pa.C.S. §3112 or a stop sign violation under §3323 adds three points to your Pennsylvania driving record and triggers insurance rate increases. Three points per citation accumulates quickly — two violations puts you at six points and a PennDOT warning and mandatory driving exam. Attorney Sean Quinlan fights these citations across central Pennsylvania. Call (717) 724-7503 | Schedule a consultation Title 75 Pa.C.S. §3112 — Traffic-Control Signals. Title 75 Pa.C.S. §3323 — Stop Signs and Yield Signs. Section 3112 is found in Chapter 31 (Rules of the Road in General) and governs compliance with traffic control signals. Section 3323 is found in Chapter 33 and governs stop signs and yield signs, including the full and complete stop requirement. Both sections are summary offenses under Title 75. Points, fines, and incarceration under §3112 and §3323. Points: 3 points per violation. Fines: §3112 red light violation: $25-$100 fine plus costs. §3323 stop sign violation: $25-$100 fine plus costs. Automated red light camera violations (where applicable): civil penalty typically $100 — no points. Incarceration: Neither §3112 nor §3323 carries mandatory incarceration as a standalone citation. However, running a red light or stop sign that results in serious bodily injury or death can be charged as reckless driving under §3736, homicide by vehicle under §3732, or aggravated assault by vehicle under §3732.1. How we fight red light and stop sign citations. Officer sight-line: The officer must have had a clear, unobstructed view of the signal or sign and the vehicle at the moment of the alleged violation. We challenge sight-line and observation angle in every contested case. Signal timing: Traffic signal timing is programmable and variable. We request signal timing records for the specific intersection. The rolling stop: Section 3323 requires a complete stop — but what constitutes a complete stop is a factual question contested at every MDJ hearing. Video evidence: We request available intersection camera footage before every contested hearing. Counties we serve. Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Perry, and York County. The sooner we talk, the more we can do. Call (717) 724-7503 | Schedule a consultation Attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. This site does not create an attorney-client relationship.