what is an acda fine
Motorists also frequently receive citations for violating ACDA if they are tailgating, or leaving little room between the motoristâs car and the car in front of them. Ohio state law provides that an ACDA violation is a misdemeanor which carries with it a fine of $150. If you received an ACDA ticket in a construction zone, then the amount of the ticket is doubled, to $300.
An ACDA ticket is most often given out by Ohio police in the event of a rear-end collision. This is because it is easiest for the police to prove that a motorist did not maintain an assured clear distance ahead if the motorist caused an accident by hitting the car in front of the motorist.