New California traffic laws coming in 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2023
- In October 2023, Governor Gavin Newsom signed 890 bills into law with the vast majority set to go into effect on January 1.
A handful of them impact drivers throughout California as well as San Diego County residents.
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In other words, they need a way to create revenue to make up for their wasteful spending.
And piss people off so they dont drive anymore to stop the pollution, build back better, they want us all dead so they can start over with new people illegals so they can turn them into slaves like Hollywood celebrities did use the illegals to take care of their stuff and use them a sex slaves this has been going on for so long, this is why they are after Trump ! and because Trump is a NYC Liberal that is very Anti War ! that is why all of the Politicians and Media hates him ! cant make money with Peace.
In other words, cops need a legitimate excuse to get their ticket quota.
They need to find money for their free health care for illegals bill
this year california is projected to have a 23 billion budget deficit. last yeat they had a 98 billion budget SURPLUS. where werre the complaints about how CA does business when there was a massive surplus?
@@itjustlookslikethiscops ran by both sides. Except they DO need the money for "social causes"
Most new laws only enforced on law-abiding citizens, drunks, thieves, and scammers are roaming free.
In cali thses days, being a criminal is just an employment choice and they must have their rights to purse that, as all people are the same.....OMG
Gun laws in California only insure criminals have the guns.
Well think about it there are more law abiding drivers than the drunk drivers etc, so what is the government going to make more money on? Duh, follow the money dumb dumb
@@_five-five-FIVE droppin' that grammer hammer in the UA-cam comments section! Yo!
Well, they now have 2-6 months longer before they can pull them over. I don't agree with this as it takes a tool away from LE that is effective and typically does not violate any rights. Also, if I get pulled over, I am enough of an adult to admit what I know what I was doing wrong. Or adult enough to admit I don't know. That's the thing, starting off a traffic stop with that question is not intimidating or violating your rights, it's sort of just the business transaction part of being in a civilized society! I mean, what's next? California's lawmakers are busy writing children's nursery rhyme laws so that lawless scumbags can take over and terrorize more of our cities and neighborhoods.
"Do you know why I pulled you over?" "Umm, because you haven't met your daily quota yet?"
🤣💯
Of course CA adopts speed cameras. Sadly, too many don’t recognize the dangers of giving up their freedoms a little at a time. This is not about safety, it’s money and control.
That's true, and we're at a tipping point; people will get informed about these issues thru the news, but the news is depressing and it under-informs, so people don't watch it and besides, politicians know that the sheer complexity of modern life means people aren't on top of the issues. By the time voting comes around, people just remember 'republican bad, democrat good' and they vote for the most familiar names they see. Making voting super easy and convenient is a ploy to get votes from even the most lazy people. These are the under-informed people who make obedient democrats, so they can raise taxes, let crime and illegal immigration grow, and ignore basic needs.
I've never seen such chaos on the roads- CA should be talking about minting better trained drivers.
Good thing I have a radar detector.
Sadly, too many people speed causing injuries and fatalities. What about the victims’ freedoms?
I doubt it I see homeless ripping them down door some form of payment
@@mikesmither-ys6yyWe’ll see if they ignore the fines when it comes in the mail.
welcome to the land of cameras, you will have a social credit score in ca within 10 years
The more cameras, the more government surveillance. Hello 1984 👋🏻
You dont really know how speed cameras work do you?
Denver did speed cameras at all the lights. Then they voted them out. Cause of coarse when politicians need more money, they up the fees and lower the qualifications to be slapped with a fine.
The ignorance is hilarious, you may want to google how a speed camera works.
@@davidandrews5262 Which is one reason why I almost never enter the Denver city limits, not to mention the burgeoning bum population and inept (read Democratic) government.
I moved to the unincorporated suburbs years ago, and if that garbage starts where I live, the free state of Wyoming will be getting another resident.
Nah, CA is just behind. NYC have had speed cameras for years and years and have made fortunes off those tickets. CA is just now cataching up
I’m 90 and realize my driving skills have diminished over the years so this is my last year of being behind the wheel. I stay off the freeway as much as possible, stay in the right lane except to pass, don’t play the radio and concentrate on the business at hand. In my lifetime I’ve driven everything from tricycles to 18 tires on the road. The idiots have always been there, it’s not a new phenomenon, just more of them.
Indecently, the only ticket I’ve had was in a speed trap for going 1 mph over the limit in Ione, California, 1993.
I can't comment on your driving, but your writing skills seem stellar -- exceedingly eloquent and clear!
She must be 60 not 90 typing this
@@jimreadey4837 See Mrs Hall, my friendly English teacher, you did a good job and I’m forever thankful and thank you kind sir for the compliment.
@@Lynn-dw4gj Well darlin it’s like this I’m a he and can prove it, 90 is correct.😉
@@NBZW I don't think Lynn registered the part about driving an 18-wheeler -- I don't imagine there were many females driving big rigs in your time, because they're still pretty rare.
They can’t enforce the laws they already have…. But let’s extort the remainder of residents with new laws…
Democrat liberal politicians sit around finding ways to make life harder for tax payers. NYC had a corrupt demon named deblasio for 8 years. When he was on vacation and not stealing and running everything the city did better.
nothing about these laws are extorting?
@matowakan Extortion: the practice of obtaining something, especially money, through force or threats.
So what happens when people start refusing to pay these fines? How do you think the state will respond? By using threats and force. Its Extortion.
Government is the Mafia.
The state of CA is more focused on traffic violations than shoplifting to the point of major stores moving out of SF. And cracking down on rapists and murderers. Aggravated assaults are looked over for traffic violations.
Par for the course when Democrats are elected.
yep, there is no money in those arrests.
Violent crime is WAY DOWN in San Francisco compared to 20 years ago according to FBI Crime Data Reports.
@@jdgoodwin3136That happens when you no longer arrest/convict the criminals. The crime statistics look great.
@@jdgoodwin3136 Oh yeah, the completely incorrupt FBI. Sure i believe them.
I don’t remember voting for these laws…
America is a republic, so it is still the fault of "us" for voting for people who establish these laws.
@@jonahkluger6136 Not when votes are manufactured.
Who would vote anymore?
America is not a direct democracy
because, wait for it, America ISNT a democracy, It wasnt founded to be a democracy.
I knew as a teenager never to answer the "why I was stopped" question. The answer is always "no". How stupid are these people?
A lot of people, especially older generations, were raised to trust police absolutely. They still think the police are the "good guys", who don't lie and cheat and murder people because it gets them off.
Actually, always carry food in the car, and when they ask, respond with, "Because you could smell it" and point to the food, this is not a bribe of course you are simply pointing to the fact that you thought the office also appreciated the food you enjoyed.
@@iiGingiey Carry a box of doughnuts. Better chance of them accepting the "non-bribe" 😁
Generally that's true, but there's exceptions to every rule. I've been pulled over a few times for rolling stops. Both times the officer asked if I knew why I was pulled over and I said, "I'm guessing because that wasn't quite a full stop." Their demeanor changed a bit and both let me off with a warning. Keep in mind cops get lied to all day, sometimes being nice and honest with them goes a long way.
@@JohnnyNoPockets im assuming this wasnt in California
Cops withholding reasons for traffic stops at the start causes alot of conflict. I'm surprised CA passed such a law. No donut for you, copper.
Soon, speed cameras also has facial recognition so they can recognize who's violating the law. And by the way, while they are at it, might as well monitor who's going where doing what and when. What a convenience.
you literally give them a picture of you when you get a licence, they have your ssn, you give large amounts of data to advertisers, and you're worried about speeding cameras?!
So once again only fining the people that pay their salaries for life. How about stop, illegal, deport.
That's right, build that wall, baby!
Build the wall around your house 😂@@realcapers
@@miguelo2780 Better yet, offer them sanctuary in your home or apartment. You're a compassionate person, ain't ya?
@@miguelo2780probably lives in a gated community. They're usually hypocrites.
@Acanofalconpunch in a gated apartment complex in Santa Ana
All these laws apply to you and me .....but not to career criminals , gangs, scammers, youth flash mobs with robberies. ....maybe in the fine print but not mentioned on mainstream media.
Stopping gangs and thieves don't yield much ROI. They need a way to fund those migrants and provide them food, shelter, and healthcare somehow. NY already slashed kid's education budget to do so. Cali is probably going to follow soon since the government thinks US citizens are second class to migrants.
With the stroke of a pen California becomes even more lawless!!!
Sir, this is about traffic laws. TRAFFIC
@@westrim Sir, this about revenue. REVENUE
You tackle all these road problems but don’t do anything regarding the massive crime and theft problems??
Hey, there’s no much money with criminals so they have to keep going after taxpayers!!
Keep electing democrats I always say.
What is "massive?'
Solving crime and theft doesn't generate revenue 😊.
"massive" in that it is driving away businesses and jobs, genius.
If I were to get pulled over in California, I would simply tell the officer I was an illegal asylum seeker. I have no license, no insurance, the car is not registered, etc... Then I'd be let go with a voucher for dinner at Ruth's Chris.
lol…. Don’t forget your free months stay at the RITZ compliments of the US taxpayers
@@ohyea2u Send the bill to Mayor Adams.
Don't forget free Healthcare courtesy of Newsome
and a new iPhone and $5000
Wrong state 😂@@KB-ke3fi
"Do you know why I pulled you over?"
"Gee, no officer, I was sure that YOU would know!"
Check how often speed cameras give tickets to parked vehicle's 🤪
Government Force a law for every little tinie tiny aspect of life and a camera to watch you constantly, however laws do not apply to the council nor mayor nor cops nor criminals just law abiding citizens
Speed cameras = A new way to tax the remaining citizens in CA. Money grab in plain view
Or, maybe just obey the speed limit?
Just wait until you're going 2mph over the limit and you get hit with a ticket. You'll change your tune soon enough. You simply just don't understand what's at stake.@@jdgoodwin3136
@@jdgoodwin3136I never speed. But I don’t want the government micromanaging my driving either. It’s government overreach at its finest.
@@mr.bungis969 Grow a pair. Geez.
@@jdgoodwin3136 Grow a brain. Happy new years 🎉
Speeding tickets are like $300, so yeah California needs money for the new medical for illegal immigrants
Stop making 💩 up!!!🙄🙄🙄
Elijackryan. I saw that yesterday and shook my head.
Why would they think this this is a good idea. Oh wait 🤦♂️
@@minisurfbanana If brains were gold and battleships sold for ten cents a dozen, you couldn't buy an echo from a foghorn.
lol "like"??? more as of $450.... then again, that was 5 years ago since I 've last had one lol... I wonder how high it is now.
I'd leave but I'm too old now
Revenue
Maybe these new laws will make people use blinkers again.
Cooperate with other drivers to make things easier and less unpleasant? Are you suggesting that there's other people on the planet I may have to think about? Hmmm, that's a new one to me.
@@ge2623 The OP wants people to use their blinker. I think you misinterpreted.
Nah. Those drivers don't know what that little lever on a toilet tank is for.
@@irishamerican4558 No, I got it.
They going to be gigging these speed cameras like they did last time with the "Red Light Cameras" ???🤔🙄
Just another reason to permanently avoid spending my tourist dollars in CA.
We have plenty of tourists. I understand Kansas is nice this time of year. Drive 10 over the limit max and you won't be bothered.
Yes! I used to go to Cali twice a year and plan a few days of beach, shopping, etc on my layovers. No more. Too many aggressive homeless. Prices are sky high. Etc.
I moved to California from Florida. I love it here.
Go to Idaho 😅
@@franksengatti5499 Agreed. California is a competitive state. Not everybody has what it takes to make it in California. That's why we have Florida, Alabama,...and Idaho.
You’re gonna have a lot of people covering up their license plates for them speed cameras
Just don't get caught by a cop giving out tickets.
@@kauigirl808 doesn't take a cop to get a ticket if your License plate is captured by camera... yourll just get a court date with a photo/video during court to show you of where the camera captured you. don't show? your'll have a warrant lol.
I thought law enforcements question "do you know why I pulled you over?" was a rhetorical question, I never answered it
My answer is always a resounding fuck no
Most people know why they were pulled over
it's a loaded question, it has a presumption built into it so it can't be answered without appearing guilty
This new law is in reality nonexistent. If the officer wants to claim for safety reasons, then they do not have to, there also is no enforcement/penalty if the officer fails to adhere to it.
@@mr.d1796 Better yet while recording them ask the officer. Are you asking me because YOU DON'T know why you pulled me over?
How will the camera know if its you and not the car next to you????
The speed cams are just a tactic for getting people used to them under the guise of increasing safety. When in reality, the bulk of the system’s functionality is for recording the date/time it scans your license plate, physical vehicle identification, location, and direction of travel. All data collected by the systems will be stored in one database and will have an api pulling and aggregating that data for use in every way you can imagine.
Insurance companies (and California…legislation to make this law has already passed in the UK as well) are already prepping to roll out “live/real-time” premium adjustments based on a real time driving score that is transmitted back to the company and DMV or DMV equivalent. If you don’t meet the minimum requirements, or are late on a payment, they disable your vehicle. Insurance is required if you finance a vehicle, so guess who else will have an interest in this technology and data? Banks.
The honeypot for consumers/citizens is being able to have low insurance rates, and on the surface, it seems sensible. Just like having cameras everywhere to catch criminals seemed sensible at first. And having the “internet of things” IoT, all attached to the shiny new perfect data collecting hub device we all joyfully stand in line and pay up to $1200+ for.
All of these entities have a stake in collecting and using data from each individual, for various applications. Bottom line, none of their applications actually benefit us, they keep us.
I’d like to apologize to my assigned alphabet agent for making you read all of that, send me your Venmo so I can buy you a cup of coffee and doughnut. Stay awake.
Cops already have plate scanning technology in their cars… stop being paranoid?
You're a paranoid creep. The government can already do that. Your cell phone is already used for Google Traffic. They already have access to all the information about where your car goes. Speed cams are about safety and money. It's just that simple. Take the tinfoil off your hat. Nothing you mentioned they don't already have access to. AND WHO CARES!!! If you're a law abiding citizen what do you have to worry about??? Tired of people speeding and driving like they own the streets. More expensive the car the worse the driver!
@@jayhome2715 Traffic cameras are only about money, they have nothing to do with safety.
" If you're a law abiding citizen what do you have to worry about???" is very dangerous thinking. You are the one who lets me stick up for your rights and I'm tired of it.
@@dejen3303”if you’re a law abiding citizen you have nothing to worry about”.. well that tells how naive they are. It all starts with the government is here to help… in reality they will use the camera and your state tax to “watch over you”.
Encroaching on freedoms. You have to pay more to drive and share your location to the gov at all times. Don't cheat on your wifey, someone knows.
Carjacking still legal as a form of reparations?
“Do you know why I pulled you over?”
“Do I look like I read minds?”
If you're driving around with expired tags, that also means you don't have insurance
More lawlessness
No it doesn't.
There's probably a line in the coverage documents that makes insurance invalid if the car isn't registered just like a line in the law that says the car must have liability insurance to get registered.
Police: Do you know why I stopped you?
Driver: Uhh, cuz you only got C's in college...
Is it because when I was in the 6th grade I lied to my mom about doing my homework?
imbecile...
Another reason to leave CA
So you hate obeying laws?
Goodbye, you won't be missed.
Yea I'm living from CALI because it's lots of WAKANDA PEOPLE MOVING FROM CHICAGO TO CALI And it's turning ghetto every neighborhood they move in 😡 I remember EL CAJON LAKESIDE WAS NICE but now it's ghetto thanks to the WAKANDA PEOPLE 😒
Surveillance of people just driving around is just another reason I will NEVER again visit, let alone move to the Nanny State Peoples Republik of Kalifornia.
@@donreinke5863 You won't be missed.
@@1981menso Zombies of the left dont have the capability to miss functioning brains, but with the poor financial state the Peoples Republik of Bumifornia is in, the comrades will certainly be missing a lot of peoples money as they leave that cesspool and take their money elsewhere.. those intelligent enough to leave will be keeping more of it for themselves instead of paying it to a failed state through high taxes to support illegal aliens and handouts to druggies living in burgeoning bum camps.
For the past 20 years + police academies taught recruits to introduce yourself, to announce the department you work for AND to explain the reason for the stop. Officers who ask if you know why they stopped you are doing it on their own accord and the practice is highly discouraged in all modern training.
I'd like to believe that, but the practice is so widespread that it HAS to be the result of formal training.
If you say the training has changed, well, I'm glad to hear it, but it must have happened fairly recently.
SAD!!! criminals have more rights than hard working people
If your going the speed limit and the flow of traffic is passing you, you can get a ticket.
That's true. An unwritten rule, not law, that you can be cited for not "going with the flow of traffic."
Nutty
Never speak with pigs for any reason. The Fourth Amenedment was put there for good reasons. Use it.
1:44 - Cameras used to check speed or any other traffic violation are a violation of the Sixth Amendment, which guarantees the right to face one's accuser. Since a camera cannot testify in court, this program must be stopped immediately.
No one ever seems to wonder about those "tickets via camera". The car can be identified but how is the driver? Supposing I loan my car to someone? How am I guilty of a crime that he committed? Seems grossly unfair to me. Seems like this is one that is overdue to be challanged in court. Why does not one except me think of this?
@@EpicDrew15 Yes and that is the basis of my complaint. If the owner is not in the car how, exactly, is he or she liable? If the law disregards this simple logic then the law is remiss and must be challanged.
Big brother is slowly make his mark!
Not so slow anymore.
But mail in voting, ballot drop boxes, and no ID required to vote is more than okay.
vote by mail has been in use since the 1860's. Even Puddin Head trump voted by mail.
Hopefully the vigilantes step up to tale care of the speed cameras
Criminal out themselves.
@@1981menso I am not saying that you are stupid, I am saying that you have really bad luck when it comes to thinking!
@@colejohnson3705 Did I hurt your boyfriend's feelings and you rushed here to defend him.
Poor baby!
@@1981menso If brains were gold and battleships sold for ten cents a dozen, you couldn't buy an echo from a foghorn.
The camera speeding ticket will be automating a massive money grab from all the locals.
It's basically a special tax on low and middle class in very specific areas to bankrupt them legally and price lock them out of ever getting out of lower income.
Fortunately ANY citation can be thrown out by a simple issuance to the court. It's ALL a scam. 👍
@@freegee3503What do you mean by that?
@@vickiego1 Traffic tickets are a scam to fleece money from the people. They do not follow due process of law for criminal proceedings which means they are civil in nature. Being civil in nature means that they do not follow 4th and other Amendment protections. How do they skirt around those protections? By agreement. They deceive and coerce the people in to agreement and to waive their rights. This is executing fraud. The courts operate and are regulated by commercial law. (UCC) Under the UCC there is remedy and we have tickets thrown out with a simple notice to the court. 👍
As a 74-year old, I favor having all of us come to the DMV to demonstrate that we still possess the knowledge, skills, and reflexes to drive safely. If the young must do it, so should the old. No double standard.
I'm for continuing education too. Roundabouts didn't exist when i learned to drive. Now they're popping up everywhere and I've gotten no training on using them. I just have to wing it. I'm sure other things have changed that i don't know about.
@@drl5002 maneuvering Roundabouts is not in any drivers test .
you're good to go
yep if my mom wasnt there to have my grandma(who just started dementia) turn in her license im sure it could have been bad
Yea you guys drive like a dam TURTLE 🐢😡 AND YOU GUYS DONT HAVE ANY SHAME TO ADMIT YOU F UP
Correct, driving is a serious business.
In Australia and particularly in NSW speed cameras and mobile speed cameras are only about revenue raising. You are considered speeding now if you are going 1KPH or .62MPH over the limit. My 90 year old mother got fined for doing 52 KPH in a 50KPH zone. 3KPH and under only gets 1 demerit point but no way is doing 2 KPH or 1.24MPH over the limit speeding. You can bet this is what is coming to CA.
At those speeds you can contest it and generally get off
Cut the cameras down then
Yes that is true. The government work on the basis that most people caught at such low level infractions don't have the time to go to court and fight it, so they just pay up.@@jasongarland8279
Orgainize a mass protest like truckers do. Get a few hundred drivers to agree to participate. All get together and drive at walking speed along a major roadway, all lanes occupied. There's no minimum speed limit, just by definition a maximum speed limit.
Anyone want to place bets on whether those speed cameras will be placed in areas with unreasonably low and/or newly lowered limits?
Too many California car has no valid registration even here in Las Vegas
Laws they want to enact for their benefit sold as benefit of the consumer, safety, environment etc.
In reality it is for the ability to get more $$$.
I left the state in 2014, but out of curiosity I always see which laws are being added every year. California uses January 1 every year to erode your freedoms. The red state I moved to just decreased my property taxes by over $400 because we have a surplus state budget so I pay just over $1400 a year on my $578,000 county estimated house value and my vehicle registration is $74.95 a year because I have personalized plates and get an annual state parks pass with my registration, and no smog test, yet we have clean air. Oh yeah we have a 6% sales tax and a 5.8% flat state income tax rate. It was 6.0% but again because we have a budget surplus they reduced it. I can open or conceal carry a pistol or rifle without a permit because my state trusts me, there is no gang graffiti, or street gangs, crime is very low and speed cameras are illegal. Why because we elect conservative law makers, prosecute criminals and don't throw money at every third world bum, non-profit for profit, or grifter and smoking pot is illegal. Our roads are also very nice and if your car breaks down you have a 100% chance of people stopping to help you push your car off the road or offer help. I am heading out for a few hours and I am not locking my door and neither are most of my neighbors and we all know each other. Thank you California for helping me move to a better life. If you chose to move to a nicer state please leave your politics in the state you left and adopt local customs and beliefs because that is why the area is nice.
State income tax? you were ripped off.
I wouldn't brag about your good fortunes. Soon millions of Californians will move in next door to you and quickly turn your dream state into another California.
I was fully with you until you celebrated unconstitutionally locking up pot smokers. They aren't the ones causing problems with society dude. Not to mention the numerous positive health effects of cannabis. People like you are we have so few studies on the medical benefits because you're afraid of a plant.
@@JohnnyNoPocketsNo, we’re tired of pot smokers smelling up the highways, neighborhoods, and downtown streets. My state made it legal and now Chinese nationals are being arrested for creating illegal growing operations here (not a joke). If someone wants a freedom, it should not put all other citizens rights at risk so you can zone out of life.
I wish i could give you 100 thumbs up. Just like you, I also left and like to see the laws they pass every year since ive left. I still remember all those januray 1st laws on increasing taxes for safety, remove homelessness, decrease traffic, improve education etc. Every year its the same thing. The always lay out a "pilot program" or 5-10 year plan to " reduce" "improve" "cutting edge" "revolutionize" the state. THE ONLY THING THE STATE HAS GOING FOR IT ARE ITS NATIONAL PARKS AND THE FOOD. Everything else is just BAD!
Traffic Cams are provided by a Photo Enforced Camera company who lobbied themselves into service. The police are not allowed to set quotas for tickets. These Photo Enforced Companies must have quotas to stay in business. They provide a revenue stream into the police. This revenue stream can be skimmed from. Technically people don’t have to pay. They never signed a ticket promising to appear. They are not tickets, they are invoices from some Photo Enforced Company. These companies don’t even have to be American companies. Just where is the revenue going?
California desperately needs more Taxes!
Elderly drivers rarely cause fatalities, that's usually young and inebriated drivers, and elderly people are more at risk in the rear seat of a vehicle than the front seat due to safety systems. Pull over laws are great. Speed cameras are communist. Use the cameras to direct enforcement, but not to actually _do_ the enforcement, that's insane.
So we gotta be on the road with these deaf and blind wrecking balls?
@@coreymarcum5728 try having a little grace young one. If you're lucky, you'll be old one day too. Such a sick headed society we're creating.... sigh...
I was born and raised in America’s finest city for 21 years. Up until the late 2000s, SD was the place to be. What it has since turned into, is the complete opposite of America’s finest city.
Sd used to be the only red big city in California in the early 2000s because of the military presence and the fiscal affluence. Now sd especially downtown is god awful dirty and full of homelessness. It’s interesting living in California because you can tell which city is more red by how nice it is and how low their homeless population is. Let’s pick two cities close to each other let’s say Yucaipa and highland. Yucaipa is leagues nicer than highland less crime less homelessness the streets are constantly being changed and resurfaced so it’s nice on the cars. Go to highland drive to Victoria and baseline and try to tell me that a democrat city is nicer you would be insane.
It sucks and you know it. Disputable illegals
"Do you know why I pulled you over" is nothing but a trick question.
is it against the law to drive the wrong direction in reverse ? seems like it is self cancelling , right ?
Celestial was right them cameras are gonna serve a whole different purpose in the future. As the great falling begins, God be with you all
Oh, bless your heart. Are you okay?
@@jdgoodwin3136 Sorry to hear about all that bad luck you are having...thinking.
@@colejohnson3705 LOL. If you only knew.
So glad I live in Texas, speed cameras were ruled unconstitutional, because the defendant has no ability to face his accuser.
God bless Texas 🙏🏻. Stay free.
Just build that 100 mile wall Abbot.
Oh, bless your heart. Are you okay?
@@jdgoodwin3136 I am now, now that I don't live in a place that makes feel like cattle.
@@Lumilan LOL
I got busted and I only had a few beers. I said: "Occifer, please get your eyes out of my flashlight".
Office: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" Me: 'Cause you're a jerk. (in my dreams)
This is all aimed at middle class people while a whole subset of folks won't register their vehicles or pay the camera speeding tickets.
You got it! I stopped utilizing THEIR license and I have been terminating all the Certificate of Title's on my cars for decades now. No license, No Registration = No fees, no fines! 👍
@@freegee3503 Are you a sovereign citizen?
@@kendrahansen1175 What is that?
@@freegee3503 It is essentially a person who opposes taxation, questions the legitimacy of government, and believes that they are not subject to the law. They are not bad people because they have a "do no harm but take no sh!t" attitude. But they won't follow laws that they do not agree with.
Our representatives in the California Senate & Assembly are always willing to pass more laws to RESTRICT OUR FREEDOM!
Speed cameras are a TAX on normal people
So glad to not live in California!
Everyone should have to renew in person with an ID. Same with voting.
Wild you can’t even pull someone over for lack of registration sticker/stamp. Lmao
unrelated comment paintball guns are pretty sick
Paint and camera lenses..hmmm...
Those speed cameras will be about as successful as the red light cameras were. A WHOLE LOT of failures to appear, and of those that did, most disputed that it wasn’t even them driving. It also ended up costing more to install and maintain the cameras than they made back in fines. EPIC FAIL. This will be just more of the same.
Red light cameras are the WORST. They motivate towns to tamper with yellow light timing, so that people are more likely to get caught. That makes the intersection less safe, by removing the buffer for human reaction time and vehicle slow down. Towns should be required by law to program yellow light timing according to a kinematic formula that realistically accounts for reasonable reaction and slow down time. And mark the point in the road leading up to the intersection, to help you avoid being in a dilemma on speed-up or slow-down.
And the company that installed, operated and maintained the cameras got a 33% cut of the action. That's motivation to install more cameras.
@@carultch There is a formula to determine yellow light timing. But I agree that a white line across the road that identifies the reasonable brake application point to avoid a red light intrusion.
Well, I'm not paying the bullshit fines. @@danburch9989
They will look at your record and see what you have on your record then start mailing them out .
I left California just in time.
Why Complain , be HAPPY you voted your legislators in office !
Be quiet!
@@minisurfbanana Minuscule Banana Brain , you scared me with your hard thought out comment !
Cameras shouldn’t start writing tickets till you’re more than 10 over
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Speed cameras? What happened to facing your accuser?
I got a ticket in the mail for not paying the toll on the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge. It included a (blurry) photo of my license plate. I had never even been on that bridge! A close careful look of the photo showed that one number was similar to mine. But not mine!
Same here in San Diego
That last guy is why those speed cameras are going up, "I prefer the old fashion way where you'll have to catch me in the act, not some camera" Looks like he just wants to keep getting away with speeding.
Precisely.
If fines solved speeding, nobody would speed. This is just a money grab by the government. Instead of catching a single fish at a time with proactive enforcement, they're gonna cast a wide net and collect. Let's see how long it takes for the crashes to start rolling in because people slam on their brakes when they see one of these. Red light cameras already cause 15% more crashes at intersections over ones that don't have them.
Next thing will be you can't stop anyone who's black or brown unless they agree to it.
The "law makers" should ride with police for a minimum of 1 week and see the trash that drives on the road.
Do you know why I pulled you over?
Is it the dead body, illegal handgun, and the bag of stolen cash.
I see so many speed violations that they need to start mailing tickets for 15 mph over speed limit on all roads-- plus freeways.
speed limit on freeways from richmond to SF/oakland is 65... 5 years ago people were traveling around 75 max before being pulled over... now people are blazing through going 80/85 now until a cop shows up. lol
Rules for speeding should apply for officers as well. They should pay out of their pension, not the state paying for their mistakes.
The statement of why the traffic stop is happening is a good one. Too many times the unintended self incrimination at the beginning leads to fishing expeditions.
Spray paint the license plates
Color, no, it’s clear paint. stops the reflection for the picture.
People when traffic laws are actually enforced: 😱
I guess they got tired of people answering the question accurately: "Do you know why I pulled you over?" "Yeah, revenue generation."
Speed cameras won't stop high speed collisions. But they also won't be set to trigger an image unless it's more than 5 or 10 mph over the limit. Otherwise every person on earth would eventually get ticketed. I would be concerned about the data collected and how it's used. A car thief steals your car and speeds through a camera. Wanna bet who gets the ticket? Will they use the info to determine if the car was stolen? I don't think it will matter to the officials until you go throught the long process of proving you weren't driving.
Here's one.....NO HARM...... NO FOUL
It would be a real shame if all those speed cameras ended up with their lenses obstructed with paint/tar/flex seal. Graffiti is art.🤔✊
... using drones :)
Hate to say it, but a senior line would be a far better idea
In fact, all gov offices and banks should be obliged to have fast lanes for seniors like most civilized nations
I don't know. I think if you're unable to stand in line and deal with a regular visit at the dmv, you shouldn't be driving.
New need a law about people with spiders for eyelashes. That should be 90 days.
The speed camera is defiantly going to be a revenue generator
In Australia 🇦🇺 they are.
One step closer to a Technocratic state with those speed cameras.
Don't break the law......
@@1981mensotell that to CA politicians.
I believe they should issue tickets for speeding both from a camera catching you or an officer actually pulling you over; there is way too many ruthless drivers speeding on our streets. The only exception should be me since I never speed. 🤣😂
i agree too many reckless people but we cant give up our rights for percieved safety, thats how ALL authoritarians gain power.
Yep. The sheep will gladly take the (false) promise of security in exchange for their Liberties. They are Fascist-compliant bleaters.@@maddhatter3564
the only ones getting tickets are those that go over 2 mph... others will just cover their license plates or steal someones license plate and go faster. You better remember your license plate number
I think California needs to go back to the drawing board and add more laws. They don't have enough laws. Now they need to make more laws, laws against smiling laws against freedom of speech laws against Going Out and having fun. There's a lot more areas that can put up some more laws. Just ask newsome he's a great example of polosi's type of politics
What's the point of paying registration then?
Also, officers can no longer ask to see your drivers license. They must say "Mother may I see your Drivers license?" or they will be placed on paid administrative leave. Welcome to CA.
Pretty true.
Your sarcasm is far from the truth. Try again.
I think yall need to add signs along the highway warning of lane splitting. I damn near had several heart attacks day one of traveling through California. I thought it was illegal until I saw motorcycle cops doing it, too. 😅😂😅😂
It should be legal in the entire country. I hate when outsiders come to this state and can't comprehend how to share the road! Lane splitting is literally done every day in almost every part of the world.
@znismo1 Well, not every state has it. So, it's not about not wanting to share. It's scary as hell and could cause a wreck when you have no clue that's even a thing............. which is why they need signs. I think it would save lives if people knew to expect that.
A huge reason why people opt to ride motorcycles is to cut down on traffic wait times and to be more budget conscious about gas. Splitting lanes isn't a big deal when you look in your rear view mirror frequently. We have signs in California in spring and summer months to look out for them.
@beatrixbrennan1545 We were in southern Cali a month and never saw one sign. We actually had to Google it. I understand why people do it, because the traffic there is absolutely ridiculous. It's just very scary at first.
@@mommasonthemove9144 I understand how that would be a shocker. The signs are usually on digital screens that come up seasonally.
Driving is not a privilege it’s right. It’s not even called driving it’s called traveling and you can do it by operating a motor vehicle because that is ordinary no one should have to go to the DMV.
Law enforcement in California is the worst.
You have to just love the tyranny of the public servants in places like this !! They should be ashamed of themselves!!!
Big brother he will be watching you very closely. He hears you when you’re sleeping he sees you when you’re awake, so you better not pout for goodness sake.
If they can't drive to the DMV what makes you think they can drive anywhere else? That's crazy.