A driver may be guilty of improper passing in one of several ways. First, if the defendant passes a vehicle proceeding in the opposite direction on the left rather than the right, the defendant commits the violation. If the driver passes a vehicle proceeding in the same direction on the right, the driver is also guilty of improper passing, unless the other vehicle is about to make a left turn or there are at least two lanes of traffic proceeding in that direction. A driver may not drive to the left of the center of the highway to pass a vehicle move in the same direction unless the left side is clearly visible and is free of oncoming traffic far enough ahead to permit safe passing. Finally, a driver must not cross a “No Passing” solid line on the highway unless directed to do so by a traffic or police office
thats the written law in NJ for improper passing, so i really dont see what you did wrong there
A driver is guilty of making an improper right turn if the approach for the right turn, or the turn itself is not made as close as practicable to the right curb, or edge of the roadway.
but there on the other hand, i can see what you did wrong, thats the written law for improper right or left turn (the shortened version)
The fines for this offense are between $52 and $202. Three points are assessed on a driver if they make an improper right or left hand turn.
Thats the fine.