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Spotlight On Reckless Driving Consequences
What is Reckless Driving? Let’s take a look at the California Vehicle Code, Section 23103, for its definition: “a person who drives a vehicle upon a highway in a willful or wanton disregard for the safety of persons or property.” In California...
Spotlight On Driver Fatigue
While it can be difficult to actually determine the true number of drivers who are responsible for accidents while falling asleep at the wheel or due to fatigue, the statistics which have been collected are quite shocking. According to the National...
Top 5 Reasons For Collisions
It happens as if out of nowhere, suddenly you find yourself in a car accident, and the aftermath can be overwhelming. The stress from a wreck will usually entail bodily injury and property damage, which means lost wages and medical bills, not to mention...
Is Driving With Headphones Illegal In California?
Yes; California laws prohibit the wearing of headphones while driving a motor vehicle and other states have similar laws. It’s actually quite difficult to drive safely with only your eyes on the road and the use of headphones contributes to distracted driving...
Covid-19 Responsible for Rise in Speeding
It sounds incredible to think that Covid-19 could have an influence on the habits of the driving population but statistics have shown a significant rise in speeding on the roadways where traffic had actually cleared due to the pandemic. Evidently, that...
Everything You Need To Know About California’s New Distracted Driving Law
Beginning July 1, 2021, California drivers found violating the law in a second offense within 3 years by either reading, texting, or calling using a handheld cell phone while driving will be fined and have a point added to their driving record. Here’s a...
Everything You Need To Know About The New DUI Laws in California
For years there has been a rise in drunk and drugged driving in California so new legislation has brought about laws to help try to prevent the unnecessary increase in fatalities and motor vehicle accidents due to this abuse. Driving under the influence...
Top 5 Most Common Traffic Violations and How to Avoid Them
All across the US, people simply don’t realize how likely their chances are of an unwanted traffic stop by a police officer. It’s actually the #1 reason for interaction with an officer, so knowing the most common traffic violations could help prevent...
Penalties For Driving Under The Influence In California
Christmas parties and New Year's Eve parties are on the horizon. While you might be tempted to consume alcohol at these parties, your best option for avoiding drunk driving charges is to either avoid those drinks or find a designated driver to bring you home. If you...
Insurance or Financial Responsibility In California
If you are like most California drivers, you know that you are required to carry automobile insurance if you drive on public roads. However, the law is actually more broad than what many people may know or realize. As explained by the California Department of Motor...
San Francisco Drivers May See Refunds On Tickets
Many California residents who receive basic traffic tickets might think there is no option for them other than to pay the fine and move on. When a ticket has been issued at an intersection controlled by a camera, a driver may feel even less that there is a chance to...
California Seeks to Decriminalize Traffic Tickets, Reducing Fines and License Suspensions
Any California driver who has ever received even so much as a speeding ticket knows that the cost of a single traffic ticket can add up fast. For some people, the addition of surcharges can make paying a fine all but impossible and then a downward spiral can begin...
California Traffic Tickets
Getting a traffic ticket for supposed infringement of the state traffic laws can prompt something other than inconveniences. The consequences of this violation can include Substantial fines, suspension of your driver's license, and the percentage increase of insurance...
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