#traffic-regulations

#traffic-regulations

California law requires drivers to use turn signals when turning or changing lanes, with penalties for non-compliance. [ more ]

Drivers must stop for school buses with red lights and stop signs in California to ensure child safety. [ more ]

A Lamborghini owner is suing NYC over escalating noise fines which he argues unfairly target his stock vehicle, threatening his ability to keep it. [ more ]

The yellow color of New York City taxis was officially established in the 1960s to help identify licensed taxis. [ more ]

Enforcing laws against unnecessary honking in New York City has been a longstanding challenge despite regulations dating back to the 1930s. [ more ]

MTA begins strict enforcement of bus stop violations, implementing fines to improve bus service efficiency and accessibility. [ more ]

MTA will start issuing fines for bus stop violations to improve bus travel efficiency. [ more ]

San Francisco transit leaders consider banning right turns at red lights citywide to enhance pedestrian safety. [ more ]

Pedestrians are twice as likely to be hit by electric or hybrid cars due to their relatively quiet operations. [ more ]

New California law prohibits parking too close to crosswalks to improve visibility for drivers and pedestrians.

Daylighting laws have been shown to be effective in reducing pedestrian fatalities in other states. [ more ]

San Francisco failed in its 10-year 'Vision Zero' goal to eliminate traffic fatalities, with 10 pedestrian deaths so far this year.

The community is urged to demand change for safer streets and better traffic regulations to prevent further tragedies. [ more ]

Changing lanes in an intersection in California is not illegal but not recommended to reduce collision risks. [ more ]

California's new law (AB 1909) requires motor vehicles to change lanes when passing cyclists, enhancing safety on the roads. [ more ]

Using a mobile phone while driving on the road, even for basic functions like Maps, is illegal and punishable by fines and points on the driver's license. [ more ]

The proposal to mandate medical exams for drivers in the EU is intended to improve road safety and reduce the number of road fatalities and injuries.

The proposed law suggests periodic medical check-ups for drivers, varying in frequency depending on the type of vehicle they operate. [ more ]