How does the Non-Resident Violator Compact impact out-of-state drivers?

The Non-Resident Violator Compact is an agreement among member states that facilitates the handling of traffic violations for drivers who are registered in a different state. When out-of-state drivers receive traffic citations, the Compact allows for the forwarding of those citation notices to the driver's home state. This means that even though a driver may be in a different state, the citations they receive can still be addressed and processed, ensuring compliance and accountability across state lines.

This system helps maintain traffic safety and law enforcement by ensuring that drivers are held responsible for their actions, regardless of their state of residence. Other options do not accurately depict the function of the Compact, as it does not provide immunity from laws, facilitate vehicle title transfers, or offer discounts for driving courses.