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It can be frustrating and costly to sit in traffic jams. Americans spend nearly 100 hours each year in traffic, which costs billions in dollars for the U.S. for wear on cars and gas money. Specific days of the year come with different traffic issues, including the two days before Christmas, the day before Thanksgiving, and the day before Independence Day. The times of the day traffic is terrible in the U.S. will be listed in this article by state. Which days of the year have the worst traffic... Read More

People with disabilities that limit or impair their movement need facilities that are not available in conventional parking spaces. For example, a handicap space adjacent to a car parking space allows extra room for people using wheelchairs or other assistive equipment to exit and enter their vehicles. A handicap parking ticket is issued to you when you park your car in the reserved handicapped spot. The price of handicap parking tickets The majority of states consider handicapped parking inf... Read More

Getting convicted for speeding or violating another driving regulation will most assuredly lead to the DMV adding points to your driving record. Getting above 15 points in 24 months will prompt traffic regulating authorities to suspend your license for a certain period. It’s only logical to wonder how long it takes for points to get taken off your record officially. In most states, driving points aren’t removed from a driver’s point total until two years after each one is issued. In other wor... Read More

One of the most pervasive driving violations in the state of California is what’s commonly referred to as the “California Stop” or the “California Roll”. You might know it as a rolling stop if you reside in any other state. A rolling stop is when drivers fail to bring their vehicles to a halt at a stop sign. In other words, all four wheels are still in motion after crossing a stop sign which permits a right turn. In California, it is against the law for drivers to make rolling stops whatever ... Read More

Comparing the dangers of drunk driving to smoking weed while operating a vehicle isn’t as elementary as it would seem. This is because the level of impairment depends largely on dosage since each substance affects different driving capabilities. Smoking marijuana or any cannabis product while driving can cause a driver to be unable to perform menial tasks like staying in the right lane. On the other hand, driving while drunk is considered hazardous behavior as alcohol suppresses one’s ability... Read More