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no_hypocrisy

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3. Well, if the driver of the car parked too close to the crosswalk doesn't

Reply to Old Crank (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 7, 2024, 05:41 AM

Feb 2024

get a ticket, then that driver risks being sued under negligence per se if that vehicle obscures the visual field of another driver who inadvertently gets hit/t-boned by yet another driver having the right of way.

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'Daylighting,' a new law that California drivers must know to avoid a ticket next year [View all] Eugene Feb 2024 OP

Excellent idea. 3Hotdogs Feb 2024 #1

When I was on the Sunnyvale BPAC Old Crank Feb 2024 #2

Well, if the driver of the car parked too close to the crosswalk doesn't no_hypocrisy Feb 2024 #3

They need to raise the insured amounts for drivers in CA. Old Crank Feb 2024 #4