Miriam Pinski

research analyst at Shared-Use Mobility Center

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New state traffic laws will restrict speeding and traffic stops, plus lift a decades-long ban on cruising through neighborhoods.

‘Low and slow’ is in, pretextual stops are out: New CA traffic laws

New state traffic laws will restrict speeding and traffic stops, plus lift a decades-long ban on cruising through neighborhoods.

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