Gal kam bus idomu paskaityti apie baudas amerikej. VC 12814.6 $214 Failure to obey license provisions. VC 14600(A) $214 Failure to notify DMV of address change within 10 days Note: The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction. VC 16028(A) $796 Failure to provide evidence of financial responsibility (insurance) Note: This fine may be reduced with proof of insurance on or after the violation date. VC 21453(A) $436 Failure to stop at a red signal. VC 22349 $214 Unsafe speed, 1 to 15 miles over the limit. VC 22350 $328 Unsafe speed, 16 to 25 miles over the limit. VC 22450 $214 Failure to stop at a stop sign. VC 22454(A) $616 Passing a school bus with flashing red signals. VC 23123(A) $148 Driving while using a wireless phone not hands free, first offense. VC 23123(B) $256 Driving while using a wireless phone not hands free, each subsequent offense. VC 23123.5 $148 Driving while using a wireless device to send, read or write text. VC 23124 $148 Minor driving while using a wireless phone. VC 22500 $976 Parking in a bus loading area. VC 22507(A) $976 Violation of disabled parking provisions, first offense. VC 22507(B) $1876 Violation of disabled parking provisions, second offense. VC 26708 $178 Unlawful material on vehicle windows. VC 27150 $178 Adequate muffler required. VC 27315 $148 Mandatory use of seat belts. VC 27360 $436 Mandatory use of passenger child restraints. Note: This fine may be reduced by completing a court authorized child seat diversion program . VC 27400 $178 Headsets or Earplugs covering both ears. VC 27803 $178 Violation of motorcycle safety helmet requirements. VC 34506 $616 Commercial Driver - Log book violation. VC 4000 $256 No evidence of current registration. Note: The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction. VC 4159 $178 Notify DMV of change of address within 10 days. Note: The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction. VC 5200 $178 Proper display of license plates. Note: The fine may be reduced with valid proof of correction. VC 9400 $178 Commercial weight fees due. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Motorcyclist training. Anyone under 21 wanting to drive a motorcycle will be required to complete an approved motorcycle safety course. Upon completion, the driver will receive a motorcycle instruction permit that must be held for six months before receiving a motorcycle driver license. Local traffic citations. Local law enforcement officials will no longer be authorized to ticket drivers for moving violations under municipal law or local ordinances. Under the new law, all moving violations must be cited under an appropriate section of the state vehicle code, which specifies penalties. This law takes effect July 1, 2011 and will provide uniform punishment for moving violations throughout the state. Carpool lanes. Solo drivers in certain "green" (fuel-efficient, low-emission) vehicles with a DMV-issued carpool lane sticker will be able to continue using the high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes until July 1, 2011. In addition, a new class of plug-in hybrid vehicles will also be able to use HOV lanes starting in January 2012. Drunk drivers. If a person is convicted of three or more DUIs in a 10-year period, judges will be authorized to revoke the drunk driver's license for 10 years. This law does not take effect until January 1, 2012. The purpose behind the new law is to reduce repeat offenses by drunk drivers and decrease the number of drunk driving fatalities. Higher traffic citation fines. All moving violation ticket fines will increase by $4. This law will remain in effect until 2016. Every vehicle-related or traffic infraction will cost $4 more than they did in 2010, raising an extra $34 million for Medi-Cal. Street-sweeper cameras. Local agencies are now permitted to install cameras on street sweepers in order to digitally photograph illegally parked vehicles parked on streets during posted street sweeper times. Other safety changes require all motorcycle drivers to complete a fifteen hour training course before earning a learner's permit and laws increasing reckless driving penalties for paparazzi chasing celebrities. A new law makes adults liable if an underage guest gets drunk and causes a car crash. cities to install and operate cameras on street sweepers to digitally photograph vehicles that are parked on streets when street sweeping is posted to occur. Critics of the law are already comparing the plan to an Orwellian Big Brother plot, but this program literally would only photograph cars that are parked illegally. Thanks to cuts to the state's Medi-Cal program, motorists caught breaking the law will be charged $4 for the next six years to pay for emergency air-lifts. a last new law wasn't about change but about preserving the status-quo for "clean cars" and the state's HOV Lanes. Hybrid vehicles adorned with the "yellow sticker" advertising its clean air status will be allowed to use HOV lanes as though they had multiple passengers until July 1 of this year. Cars with "white stickers" showing that they are electric or "compressed natural gas" will have HOV privileges until January of 2015. The new law creates a third sticker, for plug-in hybrid vehicles, to be issued and to allow access to HOV lanes also until 2015. 2011 Bail and Penalty Schedule, direct from the State of California: http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov