Nuevas leyes de tránsito de California para 2026: Lo que los conductores deben saber
Por qué cambian las leyes: seguridad, tecnología y cumplimiento El objetivo principal de las leyes de tránsito es garantizar la seguridad de todos en las carreteras. Con la aparición de nuevas tecnologías, surgen nuevos desafíos para hacer cumplir las leyes de tránsito y mejorar la seguridad. Comprender estas nuevas leyes y cómo te afectan como […]
New California Traffic Laws for 2026: What Drivers Need to Know
Why Laws Change — Safety, Technology & Enforcement The main goal of traffic laws is to keep everyone safe on the roads. As new technologies emerge, new challenges arise to enforce traffic laws and improve safety. Understanding these new laws and how they impact you as a driver is key to staying compliant, and knowing […]
Is a CDL Required to Drive a Box Truck?
Whether moving goods for a business or helping a friend relocate, you’ve likely encountered or driven a box truck. But when it comes to legality, many people ask: Do you need a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) to drive a box truck? The answer isn’t always straightforward, as it depends on several factors, including weight, size, […]
New Traffic Laws In California In 2024
The California State Legislature enacted several new traffic laws in California in 2024, some of which can help improve safety and reduce the risk of car accidents. Others pertain to vehicle registration, speed camera installation, and law enforcement traffic stops. There are also a few other changes you should know about. The various new 2024 […]
CA Looks to Permit Lane Splitting by Bikers
In September, the California state assembly signed off unanimously on legislation drafted by Bill Quirk of Hayward that would formalize the practice of lane splitting by motorcyclists. Quirk remarked that the bill would help with decreasing traffic congestion on state highways and encourage safe driving. The practice of lane splitting, by which motorcyclists pass by […]
Latest News in Catholic Church Sexual Abuse Cases
It looks as if the courts in two major U.S. states are finally starting to rule in favor of sexual assault victims, rather than protecting the perpetrators or institutions that have been engaged in sexual misconduct for generations. The latest chess piece to fall following the passage of New York’s Child Victims Act, which allows […]
Recent Game-Changing NY Child Victims Act Ruling
The Child Victims Act (CVA) was signed into law on February 14, 2019, by New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Since then, 44 complaints were filed against the Diocese of Rockville Center, which argued the law violates the Due Process Clause of the state constitution. Supreme Court Judge Steven Jaeger of Nassau County, however, said the […]
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 44% of traffic deaths over the Labor Day holiday weekend, between 2014 and 2018, involved drivers who had been drinking. The Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign runs from August 19 to September 7, 2020. This national drunk driving enforcement mobilization campaign is organized each […]
California Motorcycle Laws
Being a motorcyclist in Southern California is a thrilling experience, especially with the region’s beautiful scenery and mild year-round climate. The flip side to this is that riding a motorcycle can be very dangerous. That’s why it’s important to know the various California motorcycle laws, which range from requiring proper licensing and equipment to obeying […]
Jacob’s Journal – Weekly News Rewind: 07/06-07/10
LA Could Face 2nd Mandatory Stay-At-Home Order If COVID Cases Continue to Rise, Garcetti Warns Thursday, July 9 (ABC 7) – During a press conference Wednesday, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti warned of a second mandatory stay-at-home order if the current trend of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continues. He also said the color-coded risk assessment […]