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Where can I find the GA vehicle code statutes? Georgia

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Locating GA Vehicle Codes

Reviewing the vehicle code statutes can be useful if you’re interested in representing yourself in court after being giving a speeding ticket or other traffic ticket. Other topics covered within the Georgia vehicle code include:

  • Traffic accidents
  • License plates
  • Vehicle titles and registration
  • Buying and selling vehicles
  • Auto insurance requirements
  • Driver licenses and license suspensions
  • Rules of the road
  • Actions against non-residents
The Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.O.G.A.), which includes the code of regulations, can be found online. The code of regulations has 53 separate titles, which are each divided into chapters covering different topics. The vehicle code, however, is contained within Title 40. Because it can be difficult to find information on a specific statute if you’re not sure which chapter to look in, the online version of the vehicle code has a keyword search tool available for your convenience.

There is no charge to review the Georgia vehicle code online, but you are asked to obey all United States laws regarding copyright and fair use of the material. It is against the law to reproduce and redistribute portions of the vehicle code statutes without permission from the Georgia Code Revision Commission.

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