new year = new law
new year = new law
Here is a link to the automobile club website listing some of the new laws going into effect either today or in the near future that will affect you on the road.
http://www.aaa-calif.com/westways/01...legislate.aspx
Here is the link to the DMV (Less readable but right from the horses mouth)
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/about/leg/leginfo.htm
http://www.aaa-calif.com/westways/01...legislate.aspx
Here is the link to the DMV (Less readable but right from the horses mouth)
http://www.dmv.ca.gov/about/leg/leginfo.htm
R. R. R.
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From: san jose
"Smog Check
Under AB 1870, beginning January 1, 2008, vehicles that emit visible smoke from the tailpipe or crankcase during a smog inspection will fail the test. A vehicle owner can appeal a failing result to a state-designated referee; low-income vehicle owners may be eligible for repair assistance. "
I wonder how lenient this will be, cars usually have left over fuel that has to be expelled after the throttle is shut, thus causing a bit of smoke. ..
Under AB 1870, beginning January 1, 2008, vehicles that emit visible smoke from the tailpipe or crankcase during a smog inspection will fail the test. A vehicle owner can appeal a failing result to a state-designated referee; low-income vehicle owners may be eligible for repair assistance. "
I wonder how lenient this will be, cars usually have left over fuel that has to be expelled after the throttle is shut, thus causing a bit of smoke. ..
Originally Posted by NeedFD
"Smog Check
Under AB 1870, beginning January 1, 2008, vehicles that emit visible smoke from the tailpipe or crankcase during a smog inspection will fail the test. A vehicle owner can appeal a failing result to a state-designated referee; low-income vehicle owners may be eligible for repair assistance. "
I wonder how lenient this will be, cars usually have left over fuel that has to be expelled after the throttle is shut, thus causing a bit of smoke. ..
Under AB 1870, beginning January 1, 2008, vehicles that emit visible smoke from the tailpipe or crankcase during a smog inspection will fail the test. A vehicle owner can appeal a failing result to a state-designated referee; low-income vehicle owners may be eligible for repair assistance. "
I wonder how lenient this will be, cars usually have left over fuel that has to be expelled after the throttle is shut, thus causing a bit of smoke. ..
WTF!!!??? who thought up of all these laws? do they even own a car?
FC Revolution
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: watsonville, california
Originally Posted by turBRO240
****.... its a fellony for street racing and wreckless driving for first timers........ ****... well there goes the application of practiced drifting -__-
Originally Posted by http://www.aaa-calif.com/westways/0107/upfront/legislate.aspx
Reckless Driving and Street Racing
AB 2190 makes reckless driving and street racing that results in great bodily injury a felony offense for first-time violators. Previously, only those with a prior conviction for this offense could be charged with a felony. Great bodily injury includes loss of consciousness, concussions, bone fractures, wounds requiring extensive suturing, serious disfigurement, and paralysis.
Driving Under the Influence
AB 2190 makes reckless driving and street racing that results in great bodily injury a felony offense for first-time violators. Previously, only those with a prior conviction for this offense could be charged with a felony. Great bodily injury includes loss of consciousness, concussions, bone fractures, wounds requiring extensive suturing, serious disfigurement, and paralysis.
Driving Under the Influence