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Traffic violations are intended to curb potentially dangerous driving habits. Most people would agree on the importance of driving law enforcement, but...

The new bill, AB 1785, plugs the loopholes of the existing hands-free cell phone law. That means no more changing the Spotify channel, looking at Snaps or checking email, Californians.

Many of the laws related to driving are based on ancient rulings, and there are some truly outrageous (not to mention outdated) ones.

The state Assembly sent Governor Jerry Brown a measure to expand the texting while driving ban to include other distracting smartphone uses.

It's not just texting and driving, but teens are also apping and driving more than ever. Close to 80% of teenagers surveyed view app use while driving as "not distracting".

It is actually legal in California to drive without a license plate for 90 day. But this will change by 2019 when AB 516 goes into effect.

DMV announced additional requirements for proof of residency starting July 1st for all first-time California driver's license applicants.