Receiving a speeding ticket in California may not seem so expensive at first, but when you consider the costs associated with this ticket it can quickly add up. Depending on the severity of the speeding ticket, you can expect to receive a fine from anywhere between $35 and $480 when you factor in the base [...]
If you received a traffic ticket in California while you were visiting, you may be wondering how this process works. Visitors of California may be worried that they’ll have to travel back to the state in order to appear in court, or that they have to pay a hefty fine. By hiring trusted traffic ticket [...]
If you have recently received a speeding ticket in the state of California, you may be wondering what your options are in terms of paying the fine or contesting the ticket. This can be a frustrating process, and you may just want to pay the fine so you don’t have to deal with the ticket. [...]
If you have recently received a speeding ticket you may think that you can just pay the fine and that there will be no repercussions in the long run. You may be wondering if it’s worth it to hire a speeding ticket lawyer to help fight your case. We are here to tell you [...]
Motorists will soon be prohibited from holding and operating a handheld wireless telephone or electronic communications devices while driving, unless it mounted on the vehicle's windshield, or affixed to a dashboard or center console in a way that does not hinder the individual's view of the road, according to the release. Under Assembly Bill 1785, [...]
This law extends a requirement that children under 2 years old must sit in an appropriate rear-facing child passenger restraint system, unless he or she is more than 40 pounds, or is taller than 40 inches, according to Assembly Bill 53. The bill, which was signed in 2015, expanded the existing law, which stated that [...]
California became the first state in the U.S. to formally legalize lane splitting when Gov. Jerry Brown signed Assembly Bill 51 in August, according to the Los Angeles Times. The law, which goes into effect Jan. 1, defines the practice as a motorist driving a two-wheeled motorcycle between rows of stopped or moving vehicles. It [...]
Senate Bill 1046 would extend a pilot program that requires most convicted DUI drivers to install ignition interlock devices -- also referred to as IIDs -- that would prevent them from operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Under the law, the offender be able obtain a restricted driver's license, have their license reissued, [...]
