California Law, Any Questions.

[CaFordDude]

Got a question about CA law. Post em up lets see if we can get them answered.

I don't know all the answers but I probably know where to look.

 

[surewhynot]

Is it legal to smack around little punk, hippie type kids who hide behind computer screens and poke fun of upstanding forum members?

 

[Skandocious]

Is it legal to smack around little punk, hippie type kids who hide behind computer screens and poke fun of upstanding forum members?

I'd like to know too....



So I can buy some protection

 

[surewhynot]

Dangit Chris! If I wasn't afraid of you passing me, I'd give you some reps.

 

[Raptor22]

Lol, I have a question. I have heard that the law is a Secondary offense and you cannot be pulled over for it. Is that true?

 

[1970Custom]

I've got all my Cali laws covered thus far, helmets and splitting were my only concerns...

 

[CaFordDude]

Lol, I have a question. I have heard that the law is a Secondary offense and you cannot be pulled over for it. Is that true?

If your talking the cell phone law it is as follows.

Adults==primary offense meaning it can be he only violation seen and get you pulled over
Minor==secondary offense meaning it can not be used as the violation to pull you over.

 

[Raptor22]

If your talking the cell phone law it is as follows.

Adults==primary offense meaning it can be he only violation seen and get you pulled over
Minor==secondary offense meaning it can not be used as the violation to pull you over.

So if you are under 18 you cannot be pulled over, sweet.

 

[Gunner]

If your talking the cell phone law it is as follows.

Adults==primary offense meaning it can be he only violation seen and get you pulled over
Minor==secondary offense meaning it can not be used as the violation to pull you over.

So those that are most LIKETLY to be using a cell phone and texting while driving aren't going to be pulled over for it?

Gunner

 

[Skandocious]

Yeah that seems like they did it bass ackwards if you ask me.

 

[CaFordDude]

I'd have to check to be sure but I believe it is already a violation of a provisional license (1st year of being licensed under 18).

 

[mrfixit]

Is it legal to smack around little punk, hippie type kids who hide behind computer screens and poke fun of upstanding forum members?

Especially little lost piggies???

Just cuz all the women pass on you doesn't mean Skaturd boy would...




SO, aaron, is it still illegal to have your car dropped lower than a beer can?

If so, Tony wants to volunteer for enforcement~

 

[Raptor22]

Yeah that seems like they did it bass ackwards if you ask me.

I kinda thought that too, but my gain.

bass ackwards

I thought I was the only one that said that...

 

[surewhynot]

You are the only one that says that. Chris just types it.

 

[RocketScience]

Aaron,
Although I've always thought it to be bizarre and dangerous, please outline your motorcycle "lane splitting" law. Just curious...

 

[Raptor22]

Aaron,
Although I've always thought it to be bizarre and dangerous, please outline your motorcycle "lane splitting" law. Just curious...

Lane-splitting means that during dense traffic motorcycles are allowed to travel between the stopped cars at up to 15MPH faster than the speed they are traveling.

 

[RocketScience]

Lane-splitting means that during dense traffic motorcycles are allowed to travel between the stopped cars at up to 15MPH faster than the speed they are traveling.

Thanks, but is there a speed limitation at which this so-called "dense traffic" can be moving when 'splitting' is allowed? Must the traffic be stopped? If not, what is considered "dense traffic"? Is it allowed on interstates only?

Sorry for all the questions, but I have heard so much layman B.S. about the understanding of law, I'd like to get it defined.

 

[mrfixit]

Lane-Splitting is the signal cyclists give for all the stopped cars to open their doors.

 

[Raptor22]

Thanks, but is there a speed limitation at which this so-called "dense traffic" can be moving when 'splitting' is allowed? Must the traffic be stopped? If not, what is considered "dense traffic"? Is it allowed on interstates only?

Sorry for all the questions, but I have heard so much layman B.S. about the understanding of law, I'd like to get it defined.

It is allowed at any speed on the freeway (crowded or not) and on surface streets motorcycles are allowed to pull between lanes of cars at stop lights.

 

[1970Custom]

If traffic is moving fast enough to keep the bike under 200* I'll stay in traffic, otherwise I'll split... Nice at stop lights too...