Jim Radcliffe

1 week ago | ocregister.com | Jim Radcliffe

Q: I read that the California Highway Patrol wrote nearly 18,000 tickets last year for speeders driving in excess of 100 mph. I could be wrong due to my age, 81, but I remember hearing “way back when” that if a driver was doing more than 15 mph above the speed limit that they weren’t cited, but taken to jail. Is this law or practice no longer enforced? It seems to me that if the word got out about some jail time that there would be a lot less speeding.

1 week ago | pasadenastarnews.com | Jim Radcliffe

1 week ago | dailybreeze.com | Jim Radcliffe

Can a driver go to jail for speeding at 100 mph or more?

1 week ago | excelsiorcalifornia.com | Jim Radcliffe

P: Estimado Honk: Yo, como muchos otros, me mudé a un estado vecino, pero sigo viviendo en el sur de California a tiempo parcial. Obtuve una licencia de conducir allí, ya que ahora es mi residencia legal, pero recientemente recibí una notificación de renovación del Departamento de Vehículos Motorizados de California. Estoy bastante seguro de que no puedo llevar una licencia en dos estados, pero ¿qué hay de una identificación de California?

2 weeks ago | dailynews.com | Jim Radcliffe

A California ID card looks similar to a drivers license. (Courtesy of the State of California) UPDATED: May 23, 2025 at 6:19 AM PDTYou can't drive with a California-issued ID card, but it can come in handy. Subscribe to continue reading this article. Already subscribed? To log in, click here.