While nearly every state in the U.S. has a ban on texting and driving, over 30 states have taken an extra precaution when it comes to cellphone usage while driving. Some states have implemented ...

Using a cellphone while driving is illegal in California and can result in a traffic ticket. Anything that takes your eyes off of the road is considered distracted driving, according to the California ...

If it feels like technology is speeding ahead, you might be right. In some states, like California, the laws have yet to catch up with technology. If ride-share drivers and rental scooters aren’t ...

With marijuana now legal, and far more potent than it was decades ago, the California Department of Motor Vehicles and the California Highway Patrol are taking a fresh look at what impairment really ...

Self-driving cars in California are reportedly immune from traffic tickets despite mounting accident reports involving the autonomous vehicles. An NBC Bay Area report revealed that police are unable ...

Want to get out of a traffic ticket in California? Don't drive. OK, that might seem a bit obvious, so let me put it another way: Self-driving cars are immune to traffic tickets in California under the ...

Think it’s all right to hold your cellphone while driving, as long as you’re just looking at a navigation app? Think again. A state appeals court ruled Tuesday that the state law prohibiting drivers ...

A high-risk driver in California is likely to file claims, have a driver's history of getting into accidents, or have other factors. These situations are called high risk and are normally accompanied ...

After years of pressure from the autonomous vehicle industry, The California Department of Motor Vehicles is on the verge of allowing companies to test and deploy self-driving trucks on public roads.