This is for California drivers

petener999 · #1 02-05-2010, 11:51 PM

Heads up! California needs money, so pay close attention to the rules of the road!!!

CALIFORNIA TRAFFIC TICKETS FINES (JANUARY 6, 2010)

VIOLATION / TOTAL FINE DUE $

VC 12814.6 Failure to obey license provisions / $214

VC 14600(A) Failure to notify DMV of address change within 10 days / $214*

VC 16028(A) Failure to provide evidence of financial responsibility (insurance) / $796 (This fine may be reduced with proof of insurance on or after the violation date.)

VC 21453(A) Failure to stop at a red signal / $436

VC 22349, VC 22350 Unsafe Speed, 1 to 15 miles over the limit / $214

VC 22349, VC 22350 Unsafe Speed, 16 to 25 miles over the limit / $328

VC 22450 Failure to stop at a stop sign / $214

VC 22454(A) Passing a school bus with flashing red signals / $616

VC 23123(A) Drive using wireless phone not hands free, First offense / $148

VC 23123(A) Drive using wireless phone not hands free, For each subsequent offense / $256

VC 23123.5(A) Drive while wireless device to send, read or write text / $148

VC 23124(B) Minor drive using wireless phone / $148

VC 22500(I) Parking in a bus loading area / $976

VC 22507.8(A through C) Violation of disabled parking provisions, first offense / $976

VC 22507.8(A through C) Violation of disabled parking provisions, second offense / $1876

VC 26708(A) Unlawful material on vehicle windows / $178

VC 27150(A and B) Adequate muffler required / $178

VC 27315(D and E) Mandatory use of seat belts / $148

VC 27360(A and B) Mandatory use of child passenger restraints / $436 (This fine may be reduced by completing a court authorized child seat diversion program.)

VC 27400 Headsets/Earplugs over both ears / $178

VC 27803 (A through C) Motorcycle safety helmet requirements / $178

VC 34506.3 Commercial Driver - Log book violation / $616

VC 4000(A) No evidence of current registration / $256*

VC 4159 Notify DMV of change of address within 10 days / $178*

VC 5200 Display of license plates / $178*

VC 9400 (A through C) Commercial weight fees due / $178*

* The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction.

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dkl · #2 02-06-2010, 12:42 AM

VC 5200 Display of license plates / $178*

Wow! I got fined for not having a front plate 2 years ago for $25. That is over 7x now...talk about extortion!

VC 27150(A and B) Adequate muffler required / $178

This is definitely open to interpretation...what is considered "Adequate"?

m5james · #3 02-06-2010, 01:02 AM

How is it that minors pay lower fines that adults for cellphone offenses? That should be completely the other way around. Passing school buses should rank right up there w/ doubling the speed limit and DUI's...automatic tow, suspended license and a trip to jail. Why is this so low?

MrLabGuy · #4 02-06-2010, 03:13 AM

VC 22349, VC 22350 Unsafe Speed, 16 to 25 miles over the limit / $328

Just got one of these last week on an empty road posted 30mph and was doing 49mph. This is one of those WIDE 4 lane roads on the edge of town which should be posted 45mph. Total fine was $498 which includes the traffic school fee.

Ouch. If he was using radar my V1 would have been screaming. My bad...I was in a hurry not paying attention.

m5james · #5 02-06-2010, 03:36 AM

What was he using? I'm still curious as which is the best route to go in defending myself....V1, jammers, etc.

Meiac09 · #6 02-06-2010, 12:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m5james

How is it that minors pay lower fines that adults for cellphone offenses? That should be completely the other way around. Passing school buses should rank right up there w/ doubling the speed limit and DUI's...automatic tow, suspended license and a trip to jail. Why is this so low?

Its probably added on top of the other charge.

Dannyell · #7 02-06-2010, 04:52 PM

Since My reefer trailers are too old and not upgraded for Cali EPA laws im done doing business there

As for the fines...its outrageous.

Charge that much for not having plates & not to mention that a loud muffler is more expensive than wearing your seatbelt...lmao

@DKL My buddy got a ticket for being to loud in an SRT-4 ...he only has tips on a stock exhaust...he got a ticket, cop didn't believe him heheh

@James Jammers are a must, especially if cops around your area use them.
Most law enforcement around here use Laser. The main reason I sold my V1 and passport. They became useless.
I'll install jammers when I get a brand new car....along with an RD

motordavid · #8 02-06-2010, 05:20 PM

State gov't, (along with all other levels of gov't), spent the incoming revs from
the halcyon days, like it would never end...all gov't is broke; thus, the elected
geniuses will install any and all means of more revenue, especially on "vices",
code enforcement, etc.

Hit Redline · #9 02-06-2010, 05:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by m5james

What was he using? I'm still curious as which is the best route to go in defending myself....V1, jammers, etc.

Depends on what the cops are using in your area. Laser is becoming much more common and a detector is not going to help in that case. Just lets you know you are going to get a ticket.

In Cali police use K band mostly which my V1 works great for as well as Laser.

For the CHP they use KA and I love the guys who just drive around with it on. Its not uncommon for me to get a detection from miles away. They are incorporating Laser much more as well. They like to park and hide in bushes or behind walls and peek out.

I have a Laser Interceptor Jammer which I have yet to be tested.

1stE53 · #10 02-07-2010, 10:43 PM

Speachless!!!! MO is stopping EVERYONE for speeding, while burglaries are at an all time high as with other crimes. Catching a criminal doesn't pay the state, speeders are easy money for the failed public school system... and government!

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