Q: I need advice on parking driving laws in california if the driver who was in the line was agressive and break laws
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In California, aggressive driving and breaking parking or driving laws can lead to legal consequences. If a driver in line was aggressive, such as cutting in front of you, tailgating, or behaving in a threatening manner, these actions may qualify as reckless driving under California Vehicle Code Section 23103. This type of driving is considered a misdemeanor and can result in fines, points on their license, and even jail time in severe cases.
When it comes to parking, California law prohibits drivers from blocking driveways, double parking, or parking in a way that obstructs traffic. If the aggressive driver parked unlawfully or violated these rules, they could be ticketed or towed. Documenting the situation, including the time, location, and vehicle details, may help if you need to report the incident to law enforcement.
If you feel threatened or unsafe by the other driver’s actions, it’s important to contact local authorities. They can assist in ensuring your safety and addressing any violations committed by the aggressive driver.
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