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California’s Crackdown on Autonomous Vehicles Stops Short of Issuing Traffic Tickets

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By Jeff Burtka
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By , Attorney George Mason University Law School Traditionally, law enforcement officers in California haven’t been able to ticket autonomous vehicles, like Waymo robotaxis, for traffic offenses. Only human operators could receive a citation under California law. Under new regulations, California law enforcement officers will be able to send a Notice of Autonomous Vehicle Noncompliance to autonomous vehicle manufacturers beginning on July 1, 2026.
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Intelligent Speed Assistance Laws

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By Jeff Burtka
| Nolo
By , Attorney George Mason University Law School Speeding can lead to accidents, reduced fuel efficiency, expensive traffic tickets, points on a driver's record, license suspensions, and higher insurance rates. In some cases, excessive speeding can lead to a reckless driving charge and jail time. Speed cameras and self-driving technology potentially could reduce the number of speeders on the roads.
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Medical Conditions That Mimic DUI Signs Can Lead to Criminal Charges

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By Jeff Burtka
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By , Attorney George Mason University Law School It's after midnight on a Saturday, and a police officer sees a car weaving slightly. After the officer pulls the vehicle over, the driver struggles to maintain his balance during a roadside field sobriety test. The driver also appears confused and has slurred speech. The officer, believing the driver has used drugs or alcohol, places him under arrest for driving under the influence (DUI).
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