What is the term for a violation of Title 29-A for which points may be assessed?

The correct answer is a moving violation. In the context of Title 29-A, which governs motor vehicle laws in Maine, a moving violation refers specifically to offenses committed while a vehicle is in motion. These violations typically carry the assessment of points that can accumulate on a driver's record, potentially affecting their driving privileges and insurance rates.

Moving violations commonly include offenses such as speeding, running a red light, or reckless driving. These infractions are distinguished from non-moving violations, which involve stationary activities and usually do not result in point assessments, such as parking violations.

In summary, due to the specific nature of what constitutes a moving violation and its connection to the assessment of points under Title 29-A, it is the most accurate term for violations in this context.