Questions and Answers
What is CVC 24002(a)?
What does CVC 24004 denote?
What does CVC 24250 regulate?
What is CVC 24252(a) about?
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What does CVC 22400 refer to?
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What does CVC 22600(b) address?
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What is the infraction for CVC 22603(b)?
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What does CVC 24800 state?
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What is CVC 26708(a)(1) concerned with?
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What does CVC 26708.5 address regarding vehicle windows?
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Which CVC code refers to Rear View Mirror regulations?
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What does CVC 26710 outline?
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Study Notes
CVC Codes Overview
- CVC 24002(a): Defines an unsafe vehicle as an infraction, signaling potential hazards on the road.
- CVC 24004: Establishes unlawful operation of a vehicle after being notified by a police officer as an infraction, indicating non-compliance with law enforcement directives.
Lighting Regulations
- CVC 24250: Prohibits driving without lights after dark, categorized as an infraction to ensure visibility and safety.
- CVC 24252(a): Requires lighting on vehicles, listing specific types of lights that must be functional.
- CVC 22400: Addresses headlamp requirements, enforcing regulations on vehicle front lighting for safe driving.
Tail and Stop Lamps
- CVC 22600(b): Covers requirements for tail lamps, crucial for signaling to vehicles behind.
- CVC 22603(b): States operating faulty stop lamps as an infraction, emphasizing the importance of proper signaling when stopping.
Parking and Obstruction Laws
- CVC 24800: Prohibits driving with parking lights on, categorized as an infraction, which could mislead other drivers about a vehicle's intentions.
Window and Mirror Obstructions
- CVC 26708(a)(1): Addresses the issue of obstructed windows, labeling it as an infraction that can impede driver visibility.
- CVC 26708.5: Specifies regulations concerning window tinting, where the use of transparent material that obstructs vision is considered an infraction.
- CVC 26709(a): Mandates proper functioning of rear view mirrors, highlighting their role in safe navigation.
- CVC 26710: Concerns defective windshields or rear windows, classifying this condition as an infraction due to safety hazards.
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Test your knowledge on California Vehicle Code (CVC) infractions with these flashcards from weeks 7-8. Each card covers a specific CVC section related to vehicle operation and lighting requirements. Perfect for students preparing for the DMV or those interested in traffic laws.
