Money, money, money. I just read an article about how they are cracking down on everything with the express purpose of raising revenue. They just pulled my husband over for tinted windows and for not having a front license plate. The windows are factory and within regulation, as per the judge who heard the case the last time a CHP tax collector tried to collect money for the same tinted windows. Also, this car has NEVER had a front plate and has no place to put one. Safety, my rear.

I agree some of this is about money, But I agree with the seat belt law. I sure wish they would caome to Wasco and watch for the ones who don't use car seats/seat belts for their children. It is about every 3rd car. Something needs to be done.. And Yes as an adult you should have a choice but not as a child.

SO PLEASE COME TO WASCO, AND PROTECT THESE CHILDREN. SINCE IT SEEMS THE PARENTS DO NOT CARE ENOUGH TO PROTECT THEIR OWN.

I agree with the seatbelt law but also agree with the cellphone and text messaging law and not much in happening in that area. 

They will only enforce the cell phone law if they can get more than a paltry twenty-five bucks a pop for it. Until then, nothing changes.

I agree about baby car seats, though. Kids do need protection, often from the ignorance of their parents. But the government should not be able to tell a grown person that they MUST wear a seatbelt. That should be a choice.

lets have some fun with this

how many cars are going to get impounded march 31st for no drivers license, or no registration?

im going to say 25

with 3 dui arrests

and 12 seatbelt tickets

Thankfully they haven't come after me yet for smoking my Arturo Fuente's in the car after picking up my sister's kids up from daycare.  Poor tykes need a ride home - they can barely walk with their asthma and bronchitis caused by the poor air quality in this city!

I had a ticket several years ago for a factory tinted front window and it was no fix-it ticket either - $160 PLUS I had to pay for a new window.  How can they even sell something here that is illegal?

If they want to make money they should go after the jacked up trucks - isn't there some sort of height limit?  I still see these trucks wobbling all over the road like refrigerators on wheels - it's frightening!  Ticketing them would at least make sense because they pose a safety risk and the rednecks who drive them can afford the tickets with their oilfield income.

erik erik erik...my man....ignorance of the law is no excuse.  if you didnt know that tinted windows, even factory (it wasnt initially sold in the state of ca if it was oem factory tinted, just like no catylitic converter, only in states outside CA) are illegal in CA, well then.......

there is a height limit for how tall a truck can be...it is 54 inches to the center of headlight.Whats the matter Erik?  getting tired of having your hyundai lit up at night like a christmas tree when a truck pulls in behind you with HID's?  lol

Well one of those trucks pulled up to me and I got so *nervous*.  It had those, what do you call it, spinning wheels on it?  I was sitting there listening to the radio, it wasn't turned up loud you know, and I was staring at the wheels cuz they was real shiny, and I saw the wheel spin like it was moving so I gunned my Daewoo into the intersection and was hit by another truck!  Now someone has to help me with this because my insurance doesn't cover this.  In 43 years of driving I ain't never been in no car wreck.  I think I'm going to sue the manufacturer of these wheels because they're deceiving to the eye.