Even with the different colors, the same rules safeguarding pedestrians apply, writes columnist Amy Bentley.
Carl Zitek of Moreno Valley asked if there is a difference between crosswalks that have stripes painted yellow as opposed to crosswalks with white painted stripes.The California Vehicle Code explains the difference. Crosswalks around or near schools have lines painted yellow.
In contrast, Mayers said, some European nations require any registered vehicle over three years old undergo an annual safety inspection and certification before the owner can renew their annual registration. The owner pays for the inspection and it’s about $100. “The public, as a result, is better served by driving within a safer environment. And the owners of those compromised or impaired vehicles, by having made the necessary repairs, have more than likely mitigated more expensive repairs down the pike,” he said.Either the California Legislature or Congress would have to pass a law mandating people’s cars get inspected annually for repairs or condition. Our reader could write to lawmakers asking for such a law.
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