Court convicted defendant of traffic violation but acquitted of fleeing accident due to lack of collision.

The court convicted the defendant of a traffic violation for ignoring directional signs but acquitted him of the charge for fleeing the scene. The prosecution alleged a collision occurred, yet the court found no physical contact between the vehicles, only a near-miss caused by driver behavior. Consequently, the conviction for the minor traffic offense was upheld with a fine, while the charge of fleeing an accident was dismissed because the legal definition of an accident requires a collision.