Have you received a traffic ticket in California, and are exploring all possible options to dismiss your citation? Chances are, you’ve stumbled across the term “trial de novo.” Let’s go over what this legal term really means, while examining the benefits of requesting a new trial.
One of the most expensive tickets with seemingly permanent consequences, a breach in California Vehicle Code 23152 b can leave you feeling helpless and at the mercy of the DMV and California court system. The good news: you can beat this ticket—and it’s not as difficult as you may think. Let’s take a look.
Ever heard the phrase “seat belts save lives”? Thousands of accidents occur daily, which is why it is imperative drivers and passengers follow the California seat belt laws.
Ever heard the phrase “seat belts save lives”? Thousands of accidents occur daily, which is why it is imperative drivers and passengers follow the California seat belt laws.
How Much Is a Texting While Driving Ticket in CA? Everyone knows you shouldn’t text while driving, but all it takes is a quick glance around while you’re sitting in traffic to realize that “knowing you shouldn’t do it” is different from “not doing it.” In fact, one of the most common tickets in California
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How Much is a Ticket with no Insurance in California? Driving with no insurance is a dangerous game in any state, including California. Not only are you putting yourself at huge financial risks through potential accidents and injuries, but a mere speeding ticket can change from a $200 citation, to a $2000 ordeal. We shall
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How to Prevent Drowsy Driving Combat Fatigue With These Four Expert Tips provided by Lytx telematics company: 1. Get Enough Sleep How much is enough sleep? The National Sleep Foundation has issued these recommendations by age. But each person is different. NASCAR driver Kurt Busch averages seven to eight hours. NBA player LeBron James sleeps 12 hours a night. NFL
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Ignoring Buses Will Get You a Ticket: Monteca Police Department Ten more drivers were slapped with $150 tickets by Manteca Police on Thursday for ignoring red flashing lights on Manteca Unified school buses. It was the second day of school bus red light enforcement. The traffic officers on motorcycles and in patrol cars once again
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