If a violation occurs on three separate days, how are the offenses recorded?

• A. As a single offense
• B. As separate offenses
• C. They are treated as one if charges are filed together
• D. They depend on the severity

Answer: (B)

Every day a violation occurs is counted as its own offense. So violations on three separate days are recorded as three offenses, reflecting each distinct incident and allowing penalties to apply to each one. Filing charges together does not merge them into a single offense, and the severity of the violations doesn’t change the count—the count is based on the number of separate days with violations, though severity can influence the penalty for each offense.