Traffic Laws Young Drivers Should Know: Blaring Music and Loud Horns

Think twice before cranking up your car stereo or misusing your horn while on the road, the California Bar Association reminds young drivers. Such noise could lead to a ticket or even, is some instances, misdemeanor charges. Generally the car horn can only be used as a warning “when reasonably necessary to insure safe operation” of the car or as a theft alarm system (Vehicle Code 27001). And your music is too loud if can be heard from 50 feet away (Vehicle Code 27007). – blog submitted by staging-vadusuxe.kinsta.cloud, helping drivers contest and dismiss their traffic tickets.

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