Ridiculous New California Driving Law

[@smokert5555]

I wouldn't think this is enforceable. It restricts free travel. If they're going to have cops around to enforce this ordinance, just have them enforce the laws already on the books against noise pollution, reckless driving, speeding, etc.

[@napoliansolo7865]

I wonder how many times the locals who live there go back and forth? Full enforcement should apply to them too.

[@BobSmith-mc7uq]

gOOD pOINT!!

[@idkuok9669]

well they live there they have to go back and forth. not agreeing or disagreeing with the law. but sign was probably made because people prob joy ride back and forth through there speeding all day. I see the same stuff happen where I live. i dont care either way. just stating what I see

[@getahanddown]

@@idkuok9669 Speeding is already illegal. No need for more rules to cover that

[@Enforcer_WJDE]

If you have a 9-5 job once every 8 hours :D I'm sure residents are exempt from that rule.

[@ratlips4363]

How many times to do the locals crash their cars because they were thinking they are Grand Prix drivers?

[@Frostytravels]

Good ole California.... let's regulate how many times you can breathe in one minute and how often you can take a piss.....move ...move now quickly....

[@rucerius4968]

Don't move, stay where you are and change the laws.

[@dougkennedy4906]

That is public, I would drive back and forth all day. Unconstitutional sign. Local ordinances do not over ride your rights.

[@BW001900]

No, don't move and export your problems, fix your own home. Plus, that sign/law does appear to be unconstitutional

[@donkeyslayer677]

The problem is that you are going let them.

[@Simirial]

@@BW001900 'Deport'

[@LiL_Miss_Fiasco]

Let's have a moment of silence for all the local rideshare and delivery drivers

[@pedrocosta3607]

Ok

[@blipco5]

Lil Miss Fiasco ...Home owners too, right?

[@juliancrooks3031]

Lil Miss Fiasco would love to hear reaction from people living there when they can't get a pizza delivered or a package from fed ex, ups, etc... or they call 911 and are told sorry we can't come back till tomorrow with ambulance due to cruising ordinances. Can they fine police officers that use road more than twice in 6hrs?

[@brettbarker4198]

“Two times past same point”?! So if you pass that sign you can’t come back the opposite direction within six hours?! You’re just stuck there?! 😂🤣

[@KubuśpuchatekTVN]

Yup. Full communism there.

[@KubuśpuchatekTVN]

@PianoMan 2018 Soft parenting = entitled brats. They are looking for easiest option, which in their eyes is communism, which has nothing in common with equality.

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

Common sense is not so common in draconian laws

[@SpoolinVR]

Oh California, somehow you ruin everything.

[@b.chuchlucious5471]

Since people blatantly ignore the signs at the southern border, I'd say just ignore this one, too.

[@burnerjack01]

Tell them you're just migrating back and forth without documentation. Not only will you be just fine, but they might give you free stuff to add to your enjoyment.

[@DJNoMask]

john hanrahan 😹😹😹

[@sylvainmichaud2262]

@ B. Chuchlucious. I'll just ignore your stupid comment ! 🤣

[@SkadooHusky]

Sylvain Michaud and how was it stupid? It's the truth.

[@jhondough8234]

Dumb asf

[@jamesprewitt1501]

I mean it's California so stupid crap is par for the course and no real surprise

[@Zirconium5DRiFT]

James Prewitt it’s a stupid law no ones going to follow truly

[@jamesprewitt1501]

@@Zirconium5DRiFT your right on that it's also almost inpossibl to properly enforce but don't put it past them to attempt

[@danlevesque5437]

@@Zirconium5DRiFT don't worry they'll make it up and your getting a ticket for going thru once all they have to do is think a yellow and white bike went by and that can lead to maybe writing a better ticket💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰

[@DmenDuroRider]

Welcome to Commifornia. That state gets worse and worse day by day. Get out while you're still allowed to leave.

[@gnomestar8462]

5th largest economy in the world fuck off you conservative

[@Iancreed8592]

Statistically not for long. More and more businesses are leaving california by the day. More people moving out than moving in. And just about all of hollywood has moved to Georgia, my red home state. Get fucked ingorant lib ;)

[@bigguy321]

@@Iancreed8592 Come back and tell us when that change has actually happened instead of when you just "think" it's happening.

[@kaiyao2766]

Welcome to Germany - here this law basically applies to every road "pointless driving is forbidden", i.e. going back and forth multiple times on any given road, however this had only actually been inforced when you were going through populated areas, due to the noise potentially annoying the locals, but according to newspapers lawmakers want to strengthen this law .... needless to say that I consider that law total garbage: we pay our road taxes, we pay insurance and we have to comply with noise level restrictions, so if these restrictions aren't enough why is that we get punished for it ... I hope you might be able to reverse that rule via a petition or something. Get together bikers and stand strong!

[@FirstClassCitizen_]

Kai Yao tough to fight a local municipality as they will ignore anyone who doesn’t live the city or zip code of the general area. Especially since it’s not a major street/thorough way for commuting. It doesn’t affect anyone except the riders who go up and down it repeatedly. Cops aren’t stupid, as they wouldn’t target a local in a minivan. Just the throngs of motorcyclists and sports cars that drive it up and down all afternoon. There are plenty of ordinances around the country that use similar language to prevent and deter “cruising” so I highly doubt this law would be overturned.

[@kaiyao2766]

@@FirstClassCitizen_ I understand, yet I still feel like riders should do something to prevent laws/rules/regulations such as these where noise regulations and the vehicle code are not violated. Banning people from practising their ridings on the streets while being safe (enough) or simply having fun. Noone is arguing that exhausts louder than aeroplanes and wreckless riding should be condemned but simply banning everyone who wants to ride a road multiple times is wrong in my opinion. Should it not be enough to have law enforcement frequent 'popular' rodes to ensure noone is endangering or needlessly annoying their fellow citizens.

[@Chris675R]

I know that law, because I'm living in Germany. But it only applies within the boundaries of a city (innerorts). Outside of a city you can go up and down a road as much as you like, in theory. If any residents nearby feal annoyed by you (even outside the boundaries of a city) they can call the cops on you and they can send you away (Platzverweis). So you're not save anywhere. The reason I ride up and down on certain roads is simple: there are only a few fun roads here which are not overcrowded and are open for bikers. So I ride this fun stretch of tarmac a couple of times, but then I move on, because I don't want to get the attention of anyone. Sadly those roads are getting less and less every year due to different reasons.

[@kaiyao2766]

@@Chris675R The takeaway positve really seems to be that I have never personally heard of those laws being enforced strongly and without good reason. Still, I feel somewhat worried that laws exist that could be interpreteted to ban riding for fun entirely. I'm thinking of the recent additions to German law, where 'racing against the clock' or 'racing against an imagined opponent' is also illegal, which basically disallows riding a certain stretch of road multiple times in order to improve your riding. For now, I think your approach is one of the best.

[@kaiyao2766]

@but why At least for the road restrictions, there is the Bund Deutscher Motorradfahrer (BVDM) fighting against them - which I think we should support- although meanwhile the situation (as far as media coverage seems to be concerned) is worsening by the minute.

[@robertct06]

Me: “Sir, I wasn’t cruising. I was racing” Officer: “Thank you. Have a nice day”

[@stevethomas6994]

Many supreme court cases ruled every citizen has the right to free movement.

[@beanburnham01]

Not really a CA vehicle code, it’s a local muni code.

[@herbfudd3006]

Don’t forget the new modified exhaust law automatic $1000 fine. Gotta love the California extortion state...

[@Cody_Ramer]

They do tend to be rather retarded with their laws.

[@algo6485]

So if I ride with my slip ons over to Cali I'm subject to $1000 fine?

[@bryceocain7508]

Yessir. You’re just lucky bikes don’t smog so they won’t send you to a state ref like they do with cars. The fine is an Addition to the existing law.

[@therocklobman2820]

California knows its GOING UNDER because of earth quakes....So it might as well screw as many people while it can...

[@dennisscoot7194]

It's unfortunate that a state which has such gorgeous scenery has become so unlivable. 💩

[@charlesappalachia8252]

There's tens of millions of people that live there so it can't be that bad.

[@Powertoolz]

@@charlesappalachia8252 They also have tons leaving every year too.

[@111rr5]

Jay Smith soon I’ll be one of them

[@derekmulready1523]

Perhaps it's time for you to have another Irish solution to your problem. Have the Local council tried Rumble strips or speed ramps/ street wide pits with loose gravel/chipped bark. Set at intervals these slow motor vehicles to a desired speed and in most cases to a crawl , or fit CCTV cameras that have number recognition fitted that way the law can be off doing meaningful work . And the fine can be sent to the vehicle owners address. THERE SIMPLE!!!!!!

[@SportSoulLife]

Or how about people who dislike the sound of traffic move somewhere where there is no traffic?

[@Nevertrustalawyer]

A City or County or whatever, can do what ever they want, till it’s challenged in Court.

[@JRDNGIXX]

That's ridiculous! I remember seeing those signs on Hollywood & Sunset Blvd's back in the early 90's to 2000 because of lowriders and cruising. Haven't seen those since but to put em up on a canyon road? That's absurd. Im pretty sure those home owners in the area knew what they were getting prior to purchasing..

[@QQ-nb2ic]

So what about the people that live there...lol. I guess they better go shopping once so they dont break the law ....hahaha

[@jasonjr2500]

I just saw this video and before I saw this comment i said well if you live there how do you get back to your house

[@johnsweeney6072]

Wouldn’t the road have been there before the houses mmmmmm?

[@bigguy321]

Maybe. Maybe not. (and I don't know the answer in this particular case.) But how many suburban roads were built specifically because houses were going up. Lots.

[@Ro6entX]

My experience on the snake is very limited due to time and distant. While I understand from homeowner's point of view but that road has been riding hot spot probably well before most of those houses were built. It reminds me of a old raceway track in my town that i believe opened in 50s or 60s and out away from homes. Time went by ,houses were built close to it so the residents knew it would be noisy. Years later they started complaining about that, eventually it was torn down. Pretty much same scernio and hopefully the CHP won't really go out their way to enforce that ridiculous law.

[@roccocarlino067]

So if you're a resident of the area you are only permitted to leave your house once every 6 hours! there must be some exception...

[@luckylanno]

LOL, that's hilarious, but I'm sure the plan is to use this law to discriminate against motorcyclists and car enthusiasts. I can't imagine that this law would hold up to legal scrutiny (at least I hope not).

[@Bikerbug2020]

Nolan Luckett - the 9th Circuit Court is in California, all Stupid, Dumb, Insane, ideas take hold in that Circuit to just be overturned by the US Supreme Court for being NOT LEGAL.

[@michaelbrothers5732]

Don't you pay taxes, that is your road. Government control, at its best.

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

They want us to think we work for them...

[@bryceocain7508]

Public road paid for by tax payer dollars. We have the right to travel freely. If people wanna ride fast they run the risk of getting tickets. You can’t penalize everyone just go after those breaking the rules as this is absolutely ridiculous. FYI I live at the bottom of decker and have been riding driving these canyons my whole life.

[@jetcarddude]

The law was implemented because of "JERK" riders. So all suffer.

[@juststuff9796]

@jeff deathrage I think you fell to many times. Wtf is this gibberish you wrote. Idiots like you want to tear up a section of road. Spill bikes all over it, act a fool, ruin it for other riders, then claim its everyone else trying to hold you down.

[@kevlar6836]

Gun laws are because of criminals yet only noncriminals are impacted.

[@camsterdam3896]

The law was implemented by Jerk politicians, jerk legislators, and voted in to law by miserable jerks like you, who want everyone else to be miserable as well... Fuck you you fucking fascist...

[@Enforcer_WJDE]

As usual. Those who follow the law are the ones feeling the grunt.

[@elgringoec]

The law was implemented because people love controlling what others can do and limiting their ability to pursue happiness.

[@gieliswp]

So just turn around before the sign. I see no problem.

[@sirkyrxon936]

aha, but dont forget the word ''cruising''. They never said ''elbow to ground'' or ''speedrun'' on The Snake xD Can still go there btw

[@GeneralChangFromDanang]

"Officer, did you not see my knee down? That was not cruising."

[@MoSportsUSA]

So, you live on Mulholland. You are working on a home improvement project. You make several runs to Home Depot within the specified six hour window to pick up various items. You are stopped for "cruising". Now, is this the resulting scenario? The officer asks, "do you live here"? If so, you are free to go. if not, you are ticketed for use of a public road, the upkeep of which you are taxed for. Sounds like more of an intimidation factor sign than anything that is legal.

[@JoeGo101]

Why cant they just let people ride :/

[@Kid574]

Because straight pipes, racetrack-like riding and overall people being annoyed by bikers. In Europe we don't have those issues because straight piping is heavily punished (even the slightly non-approved mod tbh), same goes for speeding therefore we're forced into a sort of "mutual respect" between locals and riders. We all live happily together though

[@JoeGo101]

@@Kid574 i guess you have point 😏

[@hokale2648]

@@Kid574 my friend got stopped with his r6 that had a straight pipe and the cops told him that they personally don't care about the straight pipe, its just that mostly the teens that just got their license usually straight pipe/take their dp killer on their bike and rev it everywhere and annoy everyone who is trying to sleep so thats basically why its so strict

[@wizardrhyme9597]

@@Kid574 Not Europe as a whole. A friend of mine got a ticket for load pipes and that was only a 100$ ticket

[@Laurenavan]

only in Cali. We have a nice R.R. park in D.C., Rock Creek Park has some seriously fine corners to ride. It's a public park so they just hide in the woods on their horses and give you tickets for "Speed Contest" which is expensive..

[@scrules3523]

Just keeping passing laws till everyone is living in a 200sq apartment and car/bikes are illegal.

[@mdgiebel]

Unconstitutional. Flat out. You can travel freely on the roads and highways in this country.

[@craigh714]

I ride the canyons every weekend and many weekdays. IMHO, This is basically to try and prevent the ones that just ride the top section a hundred times. They start at the vista overlook above the "key" turn and then down a 1/2 mile or so they spin a u-turn and go back up. As far as the Snake being dangerous, yup. Two wheeling at high speed with a fair lean angle and the small bump in the apex at the snake is often what I see take the riders out. Cant wait for the entire length of Mulholland Hwy to reopen!

[@bryceocain7508]

mike brink mostly people just coming in hot and high siding/pushing out the turn. Sometimes people low side but usually the road is pretty clean. I will say that the people who turn around and ride onto the top section put peoples lives at risk when they make the turn at the little dirt part. I’ve almost hit someone turning around while I was coming up.

[@stckarma6673]

That was 15.78.010, this is 15.78.020 "Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 15.12.010, it shall be an infraction for any person to violate this section and upon conviction thereof shall be punished as follows: A. For the first offense by a fine of one hundred dollars $100.00; B. For a second offense occurring within one year of a prior violation of this section which resulted in a conviction, by a fine of $200.00; C. For a third or any subsequent offense occurring within one year of two or more prior violations which resulted in convictions, by a fine of $250.00."

[@Handlegrip]

If two times is cruising then make sure you go at least 3 or 4 times. Problem solved!!

[@Handlegrip]

Tell me where you see the word more.

[@wizardrhyme9597]

@@Handlegrip Common sense you morron. Of course it's 2 times or more 🤦‍♂️

[@Handlegrip]

but why Thanks for being humble enough to admit that. It really should say two or more. To specifically Define Cruisin as 2 trips does not make sense.

[@Handlegrip]

but why I agree. One pass, not being allowed to return in the direction you came is ridiculous.

[@Fantaman900]

Well its like the lek dijk nearby lopik. No motorcycles allowed during weekends. It sure is very popular along the river lek. Really forking busy on a sunny sunday.

[@tacsquid]

They most likely enforce it using plate scanners. It is where I live

[@rayg9069]

Same in Australia, overhead gantry camera, logs your speed, time you passed the camera, and if your car is registered or has any outstanding tickets.

[@troygrant5418]

AI and big brother, just like speed cameras.mail you a ticket?

[@rayg9069]

@@troygrant5418 yep all automated in Australia. Our police are too busy doing serious stuff like tailgating learner drivers until they make a mistake.

[@troygrant5418]

@@rayg9069 trained by the Ohio State patrol most likely

[@amanidenholm7940]

Comfortability? Dude, c'mon!

[@iwontreplybacklol7481]

KZbinr IQ

[@GRADE8BOLT]

They did that in Pennsylvania where I live back in the 80s /90s put signs up anywhere people hung out......same sign

[@nortondlcl]

I would move there for the noise

[@enzoardente4474]

What a minute. KZbin putting a good motorcycle video in my recommend section? What loopy land have I entered?

[@bellmichael]

Simple fix, buy all the houses on that road.

[@zippyt.libertine3787]

Given the ridiculous property values, one could buy land and build a track for less.

[@bellmichael]

@@zippyt.libertine3787 Exactly.

[@HartyBiker]

Hey Mr Beast, wanna save youtube again?

[@wizardrhyme9597]

Why not just one?

[@Emilthehun]

I'm pretty sure this can not stand up to any lawsuit because its infringement on people's rights to travel any and all public road.

[@TheFunesk]

Well imagine living away from the city for some peace/quiet and people kept doing stupid shit/reving loud bikes on the one road near your house. I would be pretty pissed wanting quiet and getting a race track.

[@stckarma6673]

For anyone wondering, I found the whole code. ". The ranking peace officer on duty within any area affected by traffic congestion may, having determined that such area is so affected, establish one or more traffic control points at or near such area to regulate cruising. Cruising is defined to mean the driving of a motor vehicle two or more times within a six-hour period, in a particular direction, past a traffic control point so established on a portion of any street identified as subject to cruising controls by signs posted at the beginning and end of the controlled roadway that briefly and clearly state the appropriate provisions of this section and Section 21100(k) of the Vehicle Code, and after the operator of the vehicle, either as the operator or passenger therein, has been given the notice specified in this section. The ranking peace officer on duty within, or near, the area affected by traffic congestion, or his designee, shall be empowered to post the signs required by this section. B. Any person, who, as the operator of, or a passenger in, a motor vehicle driven in a particular direction, past any traffic control point established by the ranking peace officer on duty within the affected area, on a portion of any street identified as subject to cruising controls as specified in subsection A, may be given written notice that further driving past the control point, in violation of subsection C, hereof, will be a violation of this section. C. No person, having driven a motor vehicle, or, having been a passenger in a motor vehicle driven, past a traffic control point established pursuant to this section and having received written notice that further driving past the traffic control point will constitute a violation of this section, shall drive past the control point within the period while cruising controls are in effect. Each successive trip past the traffic control point shall constitute a separate violation of this section, and no additional notice shall be required prior to issuance of a second or subsequent citation, or arrest. D. This section shall not apply to: 1. Any authorized vehicle as defined in Section 165 of the California Vehicle Code; 2. Any publicly owned vehicle of any city, county, district, state or federal agency; 3. Any vehicle licensed for public transportation or vehicles which are normally used for business purposes and are engaged in such business use."

[@destinationdaddio9977]

that law is unconstitutional. we are free to travel where ever when ever we want. thats a public road and you cant limit the amount that you can drive on it. take it to court

[@jondoecan]

Unless they are going to have someone/something sitting there all day everyday recording license plates that sign means nothing. What’s to say three people riding the same bike, with the same gear on don’t ride it in a six hour window?

[@vancouveride]

Is that in the same direction of travel? If you go for coffee and then go home are you in violation?

[@turtlemann14]

your not at the same point if your on the other side of the road! lol i'd argue this one to death if it went to court. also, what if you hop your bike over that point so you don't cross it?

[@yaushaas]

So what if you go through the entrance once and stay all day?

[@richardmourdock2719]

It's a construction zone dude! They are trying (temporarily) to reduce the number of vehicles getting in the way of the construction workers and equipment. I'm not from California, don't care for the place at all, own three motorcycles and tend to be very libertarian, but having worked construction in my life and dodged cars and trucks, I get it. Take a deep breath. You will survive until the construction is finished.

[@PMG526]

Congratulations on the xsr700. I have it's big brother (xsr900) and love it.

[@TheDriversPerspective]

There is this whole constitutional right to free travel...this new "law" sounds rather questionable at best.

[@morthomer5804]

Unless there is an identical sign on the other end of the road, doesn't that imply that you can ride 2x in each direction?

[@BLAZE13011]

I'd cruse till a cop tried to pull me over then record them and thank them saying they gave you legal ammo to get rid of this law it shouldn't be possible

[@flounder2760]

that law sounds like the type that a judge outside of california would rule it unconstitutional...

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

Ride Thailand, no cop pursuit and almost never see a cop outside town. Check out the Mae Hong Son Loop 375 miles with 1846 curves. Regardz!

[@BobBuilder-om4rd]

west allis, wi passed a no vehicular loitering law meaning that no cruising allowed.

[@EarthToSean]

Sometimes I want to unsubscribe just so I can subscribe again. Dude, it's great to finally see you on a bike!

[@nickvandervegt]

Earth To Sean you’re awesome man, thank you

[@mrsnezbit2219]

That road sign seems pretty removable..

[@2ride_along]

its stupid the idea of being using a public road as a CloseTrack. But that Law is more Stupid yet.

[@DearMajesty]

Yeah I saw this. Man it sucks that that this happened right after you got your bike!

[@timothy9596]

It's not a California law, it's a local law and there's a big difference between the two.

[@alphagt62]

This law is aimed directly at bikes and sports cars. It would be nearly unenforceable, unless you’re drawing attention to yourself. If you’re racing, people are looking. It would be very inconvenient to those who live on that road! If you go to the market you can’t go out again for 6 hours! It’s a tool for cops to hassle those who ride for fun, they won’t bother anyone else.

[@vicati7536]

Im moving from Texas to Cali. & I’m not just going to do that road twice in 6 hours lol.

[@atcred3]

just another example of lawmakers that are clueless as to how to fix a small problem...so they just waste taxpayer money by putting up a sign and crossing their fingers...what a waist of time.

[@OWK000]

Going one direction on one side of the road might be that defintion. If you are going back on the other side of the road that is probably doesn't count as the same road within 6 hours. Switch up your vehicle. eeek.

[@jrgab2404]

Ey bro you have go pro mounted on your helmet? Because I want to put one too but kindda scared. Thinking might get pulled over

[@nickvandervegt]

Not sure where you live but don't think you can be arrested for mounting a helmet camera haha. If anything it should be encouraged to save riders against crashes / other trouble

[@iamchillydogg]

What if you live in that area? If you leave you have to stay gone for 6 hours?

[@ordian]

Is it me or is something wrong with the FPS. I looks like it is lower than 24fps, stuttery/jittery. Also put an ND filter on your camera since the shutterspeed is way too high, I can't see any motion blur at all which also makes it look laggy.

[@komatozecollector9475]

Anybody who is shocked by the stupidity of the supposed lawmakers in Calif is delusional,and needs to seek professional help. We residents treat it like a night out at the Improv or a trip to wallyworld.

[@charlesroberts2166]

Ermmm ... how do they know? Do they have cameras at each end ... or cops sitting there for six hours??

[@Kodamagnum24]

Welcome to Comiefornia. Next they'll be telling you how often you can breathe.

[@getahanddown]

Ridiculous! So hooning up once is ok but riding normally twice isn't!? I don't know how these additional rules get passed when speed, careless use etc etc are all already offences

[@brianwilliams3345]

How are they going to establish identity of the rider if its a full face helmet. Can 1/2/3 or more riders riding the same bike do 6 separate trips past the sign?

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

License plates, OCR software, owner responsible.

[@donalddday7741]

They put signs up back in the early 70,s in the Bay Area to stop cruzin of cars, never saw any up on Skyline blvd and I rode up there till early 90,s when I moved out of area

[@1DeathEater]

How are they going to enforce it??

[@dons8992]

That's a dedicated Road the public owns that they don't have a right

[@Airbigbawls]

It's a roadwork area, of course they try to limit the amount of people going through. And people who are living on this road are not limited.

[@wsalas13]

Unless officers are stopping each rider each time and then continuing to survey up to 6 hours...or placing cams at different points...it will be impossible to enforce...hate to imagine the resources police would have to use to enforce...hopefully, law was put in place for safety purposes.

[@Jazeeti]

Wauw that is a bummer! Maybe they should make a maximum on decibels as some bikes make so much noise! I don't believe they hear every bike but the loud ones, those make the locals get angry. Goodluck with that! I hope when i get there next year i am still allowed to drive there xD

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

I ride Thailand, sport-bikers paradise with virtually no enforcement and loop runs of 375 miles with 1846 curves, and 60 miles with 740 something curves start at my doorstep. I was raised near the Tail of the Dragon.

[@Jazeeti]

Pretty crazy though! If you need to actually use the road to go to your girlfriend but then after driving it you find out you forgot your anniversary present.. Then they caught you driving it twice BAM 1000 dollar fine. No fair!

[@sethadam4266]

You live in an over populated State, expect tolls to be the next move on a road too many people want to drive on.

[@burnerjack01]

Or speed bumps on every apex.

[@DocHuard]

Anti cruising laws have been around since the late sixties when boulevard cruising was popular. In that era businesses got tired of people avoiding the area because of the cruising traffic.

[@Full_Otto_Bismarck]

I live in a town that once had a cruising scene and the fact of the matter is that if you follow the route people once took before it was banned, it's now empty buildings where businesses USED to be.

[@illsuspect]

Aahaha thats Wack! See yall on Dragons Tail...

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

I was raised near the Tail of the Dragon, come to Thailand, if you like that. Two closest runs to me go 375 miles with 1846 curves and 60 miles with 764 curves. Check out the Mae Hong Son loop. Regardz

[@pinslayer4579]

Internet advertising of Deals Gap is exactly what fucked it up. When it was only know to locals and inside the motorcycle community the police kinda looked the other way...........then a bunch of squids with go pros started getting hurt and dead. Posting a constant stream of crashes on look at me sites on the web . So the state reposted the speed limit they patrol it from the air and every weekend and holiday its plugged up with a bunch of morons who can't even run the lower speed limit without toss in their bikes on the pavement. Lets all go there is NEVER A GOOD IDEA FOR ANYTHING. The internet fucked up one of the best rides in America why do you think the problem started in Commiefornia? BECAUSE EVERYBODY WENT THERE .

[@bryceocain7508]

You sound like a salty old surfer. It’s a public road and therefore open to all the public. It sucks our society has to blow everything up, I agree with that but it’s the time we live in so better get used to it.

[@idkuok9669]

laws like this have been in several states I have lived. not really enforced unless blantanly obivous. it was made mostly to stop speeding. racing around and just joying riding for hours back and forth

[@markchip1]

I'm no legal expert, certainly not with American law but that sounds extremely, if not entirely, unconstitutional to me! Definitely NOT in accordance with the mantra of "Life, LIBERTY and the pursuit of happiness"!!

[@kethvelo]

So, it is ok to visit , or to live in, but curfew access regardless, as in " oh I forgot something but can't go back" , wait a minute: I violated the spirit of the statute by posting multiple scenarios of the social equation ;;;;

[@dpedd12]

It's a public road. So idk how that can possibly hold up

[@crzyruskie86]

They make laws like this and yet they have closed most local racetracks because they are noisy..... (this is actually one of their biggest complaints) and whatever other reason they try to use.

[@MotoGoato]

People who live there are screwed then ... pop out for some milk and bread, can't go home for 6 hours .... go pick the kids up from school - bang goes another 6 hours. What a joke ...

[@stevenfendley1146]

Does that mean anyone who leaves there house and comes back in less than 6 hrs get a fine?

[@swedeinla]

I ride up there all the time, but I do understand the home owners......The way I look at it, and how I ride is......There is better riding mere minutes away, so I never understood why you would ride the Snake back and forth all the time, unless you really have a fetish for having your photo taken all the time, which in turn present a whole different issue all of a sudden.

[@jondog9]

LoL!

[@joka3303]

I don't even live in that state but that is dumb

[@johnnygoesfast9397]

WHY are people SO stuck on the snake??? It takes like 1 minute to ride down...???

[@topixfromthetropix1674]

I agree. I live on the Mae Hong Son Loop in Thailand, 375 miles with 1846 curves with virtually no cops. The road to Pai, 60 miles with around 740 curves. If you're going to ride, Thailand attracts riders from all over the world with thousands of miles of snake-like curves. Regardz.

[@typhoonsd9720]

I could have sworn in the mid 90's they had the same law. Now it's back.

[@johnnygross4415]

how are you going to regulate this?

[@johnneal7832]

What if somebody has to go that way for work, or is it just one way

[@luckyjordan8139]

I hope residents don’t forget anything at the grocery store, could get ugly.

[@uMaDVeLoAn]

How would the county enforce that law ?? Could a local explain that to me ?

[@derekmulready1523]

Plate reconstruction CCTV

[@kevlar6836]

Well how's taxing the poor to pay for programs for the poor working out Californiaions? You know elimination of the middleman would be wiser? But where is the power and bloated government if that was true?