Last Updated 29th of May, 2010

Where can I find the IL vehicle code statutes? Illinois

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IL Code of Regulations

Here’s how to find the Illinois vehicle codes:

  1. Visit the Illinois General Assembly website. You can find this by searching under the words "Illinois General Assembly" or "Illinois Vehicle Code Statutes."
  2. Click the heading for "Illinois Compiled Statutes" (ILCS).
  3. Scroll down the menu to "Chapter 625: Vehicles" and click. You'll immediately be directed to every driving-related rule and regulation in the state.
You'll find the each statute written in its entirety. No four-line generalizations. This is the real thing, written in complete word-for-word detail. It's a handy resource, especially if you need clarification on a rule and/or a violation.

Say, for example, you've been saddled with a speeding ticket or a traffic ticket and are unsure of the ramifications. You can ease your mind by accessing the vehicle code and finding the law fully explained, giving you insight on whether to accept or challenge the charge.

The vehicle code is also convenient for Illinois visitors. If you're planning on driving through the state you can learn of the state's laws regarding cell phones, texting, and child safety seats; information that could save you from being ticketed.

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