Traffic Violation Fines As Of January 1, 2007
01-24-07, 11:23 PM
#31
Racer
Ouch indeed...
I am glad to see the law that Cal cars have to have insurance on it or your registration will be suspended, but I think it is still too easy to register without insurance. I used to live in NY, and you could not register the car in the first place without insurance.
Here in Cal, it's the other way around and too many folks drop the insurance (or never get it) once they have that registration sticker, allowing them to get away with it for another year (unless pulled over for some other violation, which is a gamble millions willingly take).
Last edited by PERRYinLA; 01-24-07 at 11:48 PM.
01-24-07, 11:44 PM
#32
DAMMMM, 4 days ago i got a 50 in a 35 and unsafe lane change ( cop wanted to have my car checked but it didnt work out so he screwed me, CALI SUCKKS)I was actualy going about 45 and there was about 4 car lengts between me and the car in front of me when i changed lanes and i had my blinker on, guess he just had it out for me 
01-25-07, 09:05 PM
#34
These fines suck
So...everyyear, it seems that cars are getting faster with more hp...how are they going to get people to obey speed limits any ways.
Times to buy another radar/laser detector
So...everyyear, it seems that cars are getting faster with more hp...how are they going to get people to obey speed limits any ways.
Times to buy another radar/laser detector
01-26-07, 08:34 AM
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That's amazing. It is so easy to go 15 mph over the speed limit, especially in our cars.
I am glad to see the law that Cal cars have to have insurance on it or your registration will be suspended, but I think it is still too easy to register without insurance. I used to live in NY, and you could not register the car in the first place without insurance.
Here in Cal, it's the other way around and too many folks drop the insurance (or never get it) once they have that registration sticker, allowing them to get away with it for another year (unless pulled over for some other violation, which is a gamble millions willingly take).
I am glad to see the law that Cal cars have to have insurance on it or your registration will be suspended, but I think it is still too easy to register without insurance. I used to live in NY, and you could not register the car in the first place without insurance.
Here in Cal, it's the other way around and too many folks drop the insurance (or never get it) once they have that registration sticker, allowing them to get away with it for another year (unless pulled over for some other violation, which is a gamble millions willingly take).
Insurance companies are now required to update the DMV when insurance policies are opened and dropped. And since cops now have the ability to access the DMV database...if you don't have insurance, and are pulled over...your car can be impounded (as you are driving w/o insurance) and your license suspended.
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vr/insurance_suspension.htm
" * As of January 1, 2006, all insurance companies are required to report insurance status information to DMV for all private use vehicles (CVC §16058).
* As of July 1, 2006, law enforcement and court personnel have access to DMV records to verify that your California registered vehicle is currently insured (CVC §16058.1).
* Effective October 1, 2006, your vehicle registration is subject to suspension if the liability insurance is cancelled, OR if your insurance company has not electronically provided evidence of insurance when you purchase and register your vehicle, OR if you provide DMV with false insurance information (CVC §4000.38).
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01-26-07, 09:14 AM
#37
Actually, another new law that took effect recently.
Insurance companies are now required to update the DMV when insurance policies are opened and dropped. And since cops now have the ability to access the DMV database...if you don't have insurance, and are pulled over...your car can be impounded (as you are driving w/o insurance) and your license suspended.
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vr/insurance_suspension.htm
" * As of January 1, 2006, all insurance companies are required to report insurance status information to DMV for all private use vehicles (CVC §16058).
* As of July 1, 2006, law enforcement and court personnel have access to DMV records to verify that your California registered vehicle is currently insured (CVC §16058.1).
* Effective October 1, 2006, your vehicle registration is subject to suspension if the liability insurance is cancelled, OR if your insurance company has not electronically provided evidence of insurance when you purchase and register your vehicle, OR if you provide DMV with false insurance information (CVC §4000.38).
"
Insurance companies are now required to update the DMV when insurance policies are opened and dropped. And since cops now have the ability to access the DMV database...if you don't have insurance, and are pulled over...your car can be impounded (as you are driving w/o insurance) and your license suspended.
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/vr/insurance_suspension.htm
" * As of January 1, 2006, all insurance companies are required to report insurance status information to DMV for all private use vehicles (CVC §16058).
* As of July 1, 2006, law enforcement and court personnel have access to DMV records to verify that your California registered vehicle is currently insured (CVC §16058.1).
* Effective October 1, 2006, your vehicle registration is subject to suspension if the liability insurance is cancelled, OR if your insurance company has not electronically provided evidence of insurance when you purchase and register your vehicle, OR if you provide DMV with false insurance information (CVC §4000.38).
"
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