1. Oregon DMV -- Teen Driving Oregon's Teen driving laws. Anyone under the age an ODOTapproved traffic safety education course (offered through school diploma or a general Education Development (GED) certificate. http://www.odot.state.or.us/dmv/TeenDriving/TeenDriving.htm

Teen Driving Also See: Getting Your License FAQ License Restrictions FAQ Text of the Bill Driver Improvement Remember: Teens need Statement of Enrollment to obtain license, permits even in summer Driving Log (pdf file) Teen Driver Informational Poster (pdf file) Oregon's Teen Driving Laws Anyone under the age of 18 applying for a driver license needs to: Have an Oregon instruction permit for at least six months Certify with parental verification that you have at least 50 hours of supervised driving experience* Complete an ODOT-approved traffic safety education course (offered through a private driving school , or through a school, school district or Educational Service District ) or certify an additional 50 hours of supervised driving experience* *The supervising driver must be someone who is at least 21 years old and has had a valid driver license for at least three years. After you get your license, there are some restrictions on your driving All original provisional licenses are restricted as follows: For the first six (6) months after issuance, you can not drive with a passenger under age 20 who is not a member of your immediate family.

2. VA DMV: General Information: Safety: Drinking And Driving DMV safety Drinking and driving Fact Sheets laws. In Virginia, the BAClimit is .08 percent and for a first offense and the administrative http://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/general/safety/drinking/fs_laws.asp

Text Only Graphics On Wireless DMV Safety: Drinking and Driving: Fact Sheets Laws In Virginia, the BAC limit is .08 percent and for a first offense and the administrative license suspension period is 7 days. (IIHS) All but two states (MA and SC) and DC have per se laws defining it as a crime to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at or above a proscribed level, usually 0.10 percent (VA is .08 percent). (IIHS) Forty-one states and DC have administrative license suspension laws. Administrative license suspension allows an individual's license to be suspended when a driver fails or refuses to take a chemical test. (IIHS) Privacy and Security Information

3. VA DMV: General Information: Unless indicated otherwise, all new laws become effective July 1, 2002. Individualsunder age 18 may receive safe driving points for attending driver safety. http://www.dmv.state.va.us/webdoc/general/news/newlaws02.asp

Text Only Graphics On Wireless New Laws Motorists Should Know The 2002 General Assembly passed a variety of new laws that will affect motorists in Virginia. Unless indicated otherwise, all new laws become effective July 1, 2002. Driving Aggressive driving. Motorists will be guilty of aggressive driving if they commit one or more specific violations, such as following too closely or failure to observe lanes marked for traffic, with the intention to intimidate, harass, obstruct or injure another person. Aggressive driving will be punished as a Class 2 misdemeanor. Aggressive driving with the intent to injure another person will be punished as a Class 1 misdemeanor. House Bill 1342 Disabled parking placards. Disabled parking placard holders may cover their age as shown on the placard with opaque removable tape. House Bill 265 Low-speed vehicles. Licensed drivers or learner's permit holders accompanied by licensed drivers may drive low-speed vehicles on public highways with speed limits of no more than 35 miles per hour. The same registration and insurance requirements applicable to passenger cars apply also to low-speed vehicles. This law defines low-speed vehicles as four-wheeled electrically-powered vehicles, other than golf carts, whose maximum speed is greater than 20 miles per hour but not greater than 25 miles per hour. These vehicles must comply with safety standards for safe operation (see Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations, section 571.500.) House Bill 571 Approaching stationary emergency vehicles on highways.

4. An Investigation Of The Safety Implications Of Wireless Communications In Vehicl Examine cellular telephone demographics, phonerelated crash statistics and police reports of accidents. An Investigation of the safety Implications of Wireless Communications than a more general identifier such as "wireless existing state laws to address inattentive driving behavior. http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/research/wireless

An Investigation of the Safety Implications of Wireless Communications in Vehicles November 1997 Table of Contents Preface Executive Summary Report Summary Chapter 1 - Background 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Wireless Communication 1.3 Industry Focus on Safety 1.4 Legislative Issues 1.5 Objective and Scope 1.6 Approach 1.7 Organization of this Report 1.8 Definition of Terms Chapter 2 - Cellular Telephone Use in America and Perceptions of Safety 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Demographics: Who is Using Cellular Telephones? 2.3 Use Patterns: How are Cellular Telephones Being Used? 2.4 Use of Cellular Telephones for Emergency Response 2.5 Users Opinions: How Safe Is Cellular Telephone Use While Driving? 2.6 Public Comment 2.7 Conclusions Chapter 3 - Crash Data Relating to Cellular Telephone Use While Driving 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Fatal Analysis Reporting System 3.3 National Accident Sampling System 3.4 Oklahoma Crash Data 3.5 Minnesota Crash Data 3.6 Cellular Telephone Related Crash Experience in Japan 3.7 Case Studies 3.8 Discussion

5. Colorado Safety Association | Driving Safety General driving safety general. D100.02. A Most Dangerous Place (Dowell) D-100.13. Helmet laws Whose Freedom? (Insurance Institute for Highway safety) http://www.coloradosafety.com/video/safetygen.html

Driving Safety General D-100.02 A Most Dangerous Place (Dowell) 14 Minutes D-100.04 Beating the Statistics: Preventing Driving Accidents (Dowell) 24 Minutes D-100.13 Helmet Laws: Whose Freedom? (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety) Shows brain damage in a man who had a motorcycle accident without a helmet on. 8 Minutes D-101.01 Road Rage: How To Protect Yourself (NSC) 15 Minutes D-100.33 The Hidden Danger, Low Water Crossings (National Weather Service) How to handle water crossings, with pamphlets. D-100.21 The Right Distance (Dowell) Safe following distance to prevent rear-end collisions 5 Minutes D-101.00 Traveling Alone In America (Film Ideas, Inc.) Safety precautions for women traveling alone. 34 Minutes D-100.23 When You Least Expect It (Aurora Pictures) How to prevent "Least Expected" driving situations from developing. 22 Minutes

6. Title 31 - Index Of Chapters Registration and Certificate of Title laws. CHAPTER 319 Theft CHAPTER 31-27.1 Aggressive driving. CHAPTER 31-28 CHAPTER 31-33 safety Responsibility Violations general Provisions http://www.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE31

TITLE 31 Motor and Other Vehicles Index Of Chapters CHAPTER 31-1 Definitions and General Code Provisions CHAPTER 31-2 Division of Motor Vehicles CHAPTER 31-2.1 Motor Vehicle Theft Prevention Program CHAPTER 31-3 Registration of Vehicles ... CHAPTER 31-50 Office of Automobile Theft and Insurance Fraud

7. VA DMV: General Information: Safety: Aggressive Driving DMV safety Aggressive driving Working Together. Working together, we can tame aggressive driving. We can reduce hard on aggressive driving and strictly enforce traffic safety laws. http://www.dmvnow.com/webdoc/general/safety/aggressive/together.asp

Text Only Graphics On Wireless DMV Safety: Aggressive Driving: Working Together Working together, we can tame aggressive driving. We can reduce injuries, crashes and deaths on our roads today. And, we'll dramatically improve the quality of life for all of us. Parents Teach your young drivers to be courteous and careful. Set an example for young drivers every time you get behind the wheel. Employers Allow flex time, telecommuting, and compressed work weeks for employees. Morale goes up when employees don't have to fight traffic every rush hour, make off-site meetings in too little time, or be penalized for tardiness. Law Enforcement Crack down hard on aggressive driving and strictly enforce traffic safety laws. Families and Friends Recognize anger and frustration in those you care about. You will see it in their driving. Make sure they allow enough time for commuting, errands and trips. Other Transportation Use it! Public transportation, taxis, and car and van pools let you relax on the road, plus help relieve congestion. The Media Traffic problems and aggressive driving are some of the biggest human interest stories in our area. The power of the press can call attention to behavior, situations and solutions. (Smooth Operator 2000)

8. Massachusetts General Laws Massachusetts general laws Here are links to selected laws that apply to highway and road safety Chap 89, Sec 2 Passing vehicle traveling in the same direction Chap 89, Sec 4 Keeping to the right while view is obstructed Chap 89, Sec 4B 89, Sec 4B. driving in the lane nearest the right http://www.berkshire.net/traffic.safety/mgl.html

Massachusetts General Laws The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has put up a web site with the General Laws of Massachusetts Here are links to selected laws that apply to highway and road safety: Chap 89, Sec 1 Meeting vehicles Chap 89, Sec 2 Passing vehicle traveling in the same direction Chap 89, Sec 4 Keeping to the right while view is obstructed Chap 89, Sec 4B Driving in the lane nearest the right side of the road Chap 89, Sec 5 PENALTIES Chap 89, Sec 7 Right of way of fire engines, patrol vehicles and ambulances Chap 89, Sec 7A Restriction on use of ways upon approach of emergency vehicles Chap 89, Sec 8 Right-of-way at intersecting ways; turning on red signals Chap 89, Sec 9 Designation of highways as trough ways; erection and maintenance of stop and yield signs and other traffic control device; obedience to traffic control signs and devices; PENALTIES Chap 89, Sec 11 Marked crosswalks; yielding right of way to pedestrians; PENALTIES Chap 90, Sec 7AA Child passenger restraints; FINES; violation as evidence in civil action Chap 90, Sec 13A

9. VA DMV: General Information: Safety: Drinking And Driving DMV safety Drinking and driving Fact Sheets. laws. In DC have per se laws defining it as a DC have administrative license suspension laws. Administrative license suspension http://www.dmvnow.com/webdoc/general/safety/drinking/fs_laws.asp

Text Only Graphics On Wireless DMV Safety: Drinking and Driving: Fact Sheets Laws In Virginia, the BAC limit is .08 percent and for a first offense and the administrative license suspension period is 7 days. (IIHS) All but two states (MA and SC) and DC have per se laws defining it as a crime to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) at or above a proscribed level, usually 0.10 percent (VA is .08 percent). (IIHS) Forty-one states and DC have administrative license suspension laws. Administrative license suspension allows an individual's license to be suspended when a driver fails or refuses to take a chemical test. (IIHS) Privacy and Security Information

10. NHTSA: People: Injury Prevention: Traffic Law Enforcement driving, occupant protection, speed and other unsafe driving actions, pedestrianand responsible for the enforcement of traffic safety laws and regulations on http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/people/injury/enforce/general.htm

A-C D-F G-I J-L ... V-Z [ A-C ] Compendium of Traffic Safety Research Projects: A Decade and Beyond (posted 02-00) This Compendium is an annotated bibliography of almost 200 behavioral research and evaluation projects sponsored by NHTSA over the past ten years in the areas of: alcohol- and drug-impaired driving, occupant protection, speed and other unsafe driving actions, pedestrian and bicyclist safety, older drivers, and novice and young drivers. [ D-F ] Guidelines for a Suspended or Revoked Operator Enforcement Program The National Sheriffs' Association, is proud to have taken the lead in researching, testing, and publishing a model program entitled "Guidelines for a Suspended or Revoked Operator Enforcement Program." This program has proven to be a very effective enforcement tool for administrators desiring to address the growing problem of multiple suspended or revoked operators who openly disregard compliance with the law by continuing to drive. Download PDF version ( [ G-I ] Highway Safety Desk Book This publication was made possible through the generous financial contribution of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The Advisory Committee on Highway Safety of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) also acknowledges the hard work and creativity of the following people and their staffs who contributed articles or information for this deskbook

11. CarTipsandMore.com - Aggressive Driving voluntary compliance with traffic laws in general and those criminal acts relatedto aggressive driving. National Highway Traffic safety Administration, Traffic http://www.cartipsandmore.com/aggressive_driving.html

12. Living/Visiting Romania do not follow traffic laws or yield general information about road safety, includinglinks to specific information concerning Romanian driving permits, vehicle http://www.usembassy.ro/InfoA/living.htm

US Embassy Information for American Citizens Information for Romanian Citizens US Assistance to Romania ... Frequently-Asked Questions Romana Traveling in Romania Health issues in Romania Getting a Romanian visa in your American passport Customs information ... Schools in Romania TRAVELING IN ROMANIA Traffic safety and road conditions While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below concerning Romania is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance. General assessment of road and transportation safety: Safety of public transportation: Good Urban road conditions/maintenance: Fair Rural road conditions/maintenance: Poor Availability of roadside/ambulance assistance: Fair Road conditions vary widely throughout Romania. While major streets in larger cities and major inter-city roads are in fair to good condition, most other roads are in poor repair, badly lit, narrow, and often do not have marked lanes. Many roads, particularly in rural areas, are also used by pedestrians, animals, people on bicycles, and horse drawn carts that are extremely difficult to see, especially at night. Road travel can be particularly dangerous when roads are wet or covered with snow or ice. This is especially the case concerning mountain roads.

13. Driving In Germany- Traffic Laws & Regulations general laws. However, you may not use a child safety seat in the front seat if Youmust leave your doors unlocked while driving (to facilitate rescue in an http://home.att.net/~texhwyman/regeln.htm

Home Getting Around Germany Driving www.texhwyman.com/regeln.htm Below is a rather complete overview of the German traffic code based on my interpretation. This information is from a variety of sources including the 1987 Fahren Lernen driver's education manual and the 1993 official Straßenverkehrs-Ordnung (Road Traffic Ordinances) distributed by the Federal Transport Ministry as well as numerous contributions by readers. Special thanks to Tino Haderlein and Wolfgang Meyenberg for their review of these pages. CONTENTS Licensing General laws Right-of-way Speed limits Parking regulations Urban traffic regulations Traffic calming zones Autobahn traffic regulations Special prohibitions Accidents The most important section here for foreigners is the right-of-way discussion. LICENSING If you are visiting Germany and will not be establishing residency, then your current driver's license is valid in Germany indefinitely. If you will be residing in Germany, your driver's license is valid for six months from the date when permanent residency is established. After that, you will have to obtain a German driver's license. (If your residency will be for longer than six months but less than one year [you will need proof of this], you can obtain a six month extension to use your existing license.) If you're using a foreign license to drive in Germany, you're supposed to carry an official translation of your license in addition to the license itself, but if you speak the language well enough, I've found that you should be OK. If you should get into a situation where you need to have a translation, you can get one from the ADAC automobile club for about €40. If you want to have a bit of "insurance", you can take care of this before arriving by getting an International Driver's License (IDL) in your home country. In the US, these are available from AAA for about US$20. (My recommendation: get an IDL before you go better safe than sorry.) Keep in mind that an IDL does not replace your official driver's license it is just a translation of it in an internationally recognized format. You must carry your official license with your IDL.

14. NSC Issue - Driver Safety adhere to zero alcohol tolerance while driving, comply with safetybelt requirementsfor as more public emphasis is placed on safe-driving laws in general. http://www.nsc.org/library/shelf/gdl.htm

Driver Safety NSC Home Driver Safety Article How State Laws Prevent Young-Driver Tragedies by Al Karr The pattern is all too familiar. An auto packed with teenage joyriders spins out of control one night on the highway. The aftermath is much more devastating than mangled metal and broken glass. People are dead. You read about it in your local newspaper. The combination of youth, inexperience, alcohol, darkness and heightened excitement can be deadly. But increasingly, and with great speed, states are doing something about it. So-called graduated driver licensing, or GDL, laws phase-in teenage driving privileges during the course of two or more years. The laws promise to take control of the early driving experience and to reduce significantly the death toll from crashes that involve young drivers. States in this country began to enact GDL laws in 1996 based on similar laws enacted since 1994 in Canada and New Zealand. At recent count, 31 states and the District of Columbia had passed full-scale graduated licensing laws, 21 of them effective since the start of 1999, including Washington, West Virginia, Idaho, Tennessee, and Washington, D.C. About a dozen others have enacted piecemeal GDL laws. "It has been remarkable that so many states have acted so rapidly," said Steve Blackstone, director of state and local relations for the National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates transportation crashes.

15. Gun Owners, General Public Want Stronger Gun Laws, National Opinion Research Cen the gun lobby pushes looser concealed carry laws, the public worries about itspersonal safety. . and 68 percent to those convicted of drunk driving. http://www-news.uchicago.edu/releases/99/990506.norc.guns.shtml

May 6, 1999 Press Contact: William Harms w-harms@uchicago.edu Gun Owners, General Public Want Stronger Gun Laws, National Opinion Research Center Survey Shows Results from a national survey indicate strong public support including substantial majorities among gun owners for legislation to regulate firearms, make guns safer, and reduce the accessibility of firearms to criminals and children. Key findings include: *Three-fourths of gun owners support mandatory registration of handguns, as does 85 percent of the general public. *Government regulation of gun design to improve safety gets support from 63 percent of gun owners and 75 percent of the general public. *Two thirds of gun owners and 80 percent of the general public favor mandatory background checks in private handgun sales, such as gun shows. The survey was conducted by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago in collaboration with the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Policy and Research with funding from the Joyce Foundation. The findings and analysis of the survey are being distributed to legislators and policymakers throughout the country. "Recent tragic events have reminded us all of the enormous problem of gun violence in America and that people strongly support measures to promote gun safety and to regulate firearms," said Tom Smith, director of the General Social Survey at NORC and author of the report

16. Drivers.com - Traffic Laws general ARTICLES AND LINKS ON Traffic laws Can speeding enforcement the best wayto improve traffic safety? to reduce sloppy and reckless driving and improve http://www.drivers.com/Top_Enforcement_Traffic_Laws.html

Device Drivers Resources Advertise About Us ... Enforcement Traffic Laws SUB-TOPICS OF Traffic Laws Informal Laws Police GENERAL ARTICLES AND LINKS ON Traffic Laws: Can speeding be justified? PDF and Word formats , with readers' comments.) Establishing speed limits—a case of "majority rule" Is tough enforcement the best way to improve traffic safety? HOME Enforcement Traffic Laws Submit Link Contact Us Site Map

17. DISCUSSION THREADS FROM MEXICO CONNECT'S MEXICO FORUMS / FOROS / CHAT laws and circumstances constantly change Source Forums general Living, WorkingRetiring Toluca; safety - Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta; driving safety - Hermosillo; http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/dtindex.html

Archived Forum Discussion Threads The Mexico Connect Forums produce much information that is worth keeping. The following Discussion Threads and relevant articles have been edited for your viewing pleasure. Please remember that suggestions made in these Threads should always be validated before action. Laws and circumstances constantly change. Source Forums: General Living, Working Retiring Ajijic-Lake Chapala Index: Driving, Boating, Flying, Trains Real Estate - Buying-Renting Travelling Around Tell me about: ... Other Stuff = New or updated Thread. Immigration (Also see What do I need to Immigrate into Mexico? What papers do I need to work in Mexico? How can I obtain an F.M.3? What Stuff can I take into Mexico? ... Dual Nationality/Citzenship Driving , Boating, Flying, Trains Auto Insurance and Accidents Tell me about Boating on Lake Chapala Boat Repairs - Importing Parts to Mexico Buying a Car in Mexico ... Passenger Trains In Mexico Real Estate - Buying-Renting (Also see the "Real Estate in Mexico" Section. Tell me about House Construction in Mexico Tell me about The Costs of Building in Mexico Tell me about ... Zoning in Mexico Travelling Around Tell me about: Acceptance of People with Disabilities Accessibility in Mexico RV'ing In Mexico Archeological Sites in Mexico ... Where would YOU go in Mexico?

18. News Channel 10 - News - Attorney General Proposes Tougher Drunken Driving Laws that would toughen Rhode Island's drunken driving laws. the state does not make drivingwith a the National Highway Transportation safety Administration, Rhode http://www.turnto10.com/news/1958445/detail.html

Search Help You Need Auto Traffic Real Estate ... News Email This Story Print This Story Attorney General Proposes Tougher Drunken Driving Laws Proposal Would Bring R.I. In Line With Federal Regulations POSTED: 11:50 a.m. EST February 5, 2003 UPDATED: 1:24 p.m. EST February 5, 2003 Attorney General Patrick Lynch on Wednesday announced legislation that would toughen Rhode Island's drunken driving laws. The proposed changes would bring state law into line with the federal standard of .08 blood-alcohol content. Currently, drunken drivers in Rhode Island face only civil penalties for a first offense, unless they cause a crash resulting in a death or serious injury. "Civil infractions are not enough. We need to raise our standards and demand more responsibility, not less," Lynch said. If the state does not make driving with a .08 blood-alcohol content a criminal infraction, it will lose more than $17 million in federal transportation funds. Lynch said the legislation would also lead to consistency in sentencing. "By doing this, we will give our judges the tools they need to sentence cases fairly and in a way that reflects the will of law-abiding citizens," he said.

19. 2003 Vehicle Code General Provisions And Divisions 1 - 18 Table Of Contents Chapter 1, § § 1110011114, driving Schools and driving Instructors. Division6.7, Unattended Child in Motor Vehicle safety Act. Financial Responsibility laws. http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/vctop/vc/vctoc.htm

California Home DMV Home Page Online Services Publications ... Forms New Arrivals New to California? FAQs Site Map Vehicle Registration ... Boat Registration License and ID Card Information Driver License ID Cards Commercial License Special Plates Personalized Plates Disabled Placards Other Information Your DMV Records Other Services About DMV Contact Us Department of Motor Vehicles 2003 Vehicle Code General Provisions and Divisions 1 - 18 My CA This Site Table of Contents Sections Included Title General Provisions General Provisions Division 1 Words and Phrases Defined Division 2 Administration Chapter 1 The Department of Motor Vehicles Article 1 Organization of Department Article 2 Powers and Duties Article 3 Records of Department Chapter 2 Department of the California Highway Patrol

20. III - What Are The Driving Laws In My State? STATE laws CURBING DRUNK driving, Not specifically for drunk driving; Attorney general Transportation,National Highway Traffic safety Administration; Insurance http://www.iii.org/individuals/auto/a/stateautolaws/

AUTO What are the driving laws in my state? AUTOMOBILE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LAWS Most states require car owners to buy a minimum amount of bodily injury and property damage liability insurance before they can legally drive their cars. All states have financial responsibility laws. This means that people involved in an automobile accident will be required to furnish proof of financial responsibility up to certain minimum dollar limits. To comply with financial responsibility laws, most drivers purchase automobile liability insurance. AUTOMOBILE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY/COMPULSORY LIMITS BY STATE State Liability limits (1) State ... limits (1) Alabama Kentucky North Dakota Alaska Louisiana Ohio Arizona Maine Oklahoma Arkansas Maryland Oregon California (2) Massachusetts Pennsylvania Colorado Michigan Rhode Island Connecticut Minnesota South Carolina Delaware Mississippi South Dakota D.C. Missouri Tennessee (7) Florida (3) Montana Texas Georgia Nebraska Utah Hawaii Nevada Vermont Idaho New Hampshire (4) Virginia Illinois New Jersey (5) Washington Indiana New Mexico West Virginia Iowa New York (6) Wisconsin (4) Kansas North Carolina Wyoming (1) The first two figures refer to bodily injury liability and the third figure to property damage liability. For example, 20/40/10 means coverage up to $40,000 for all persons injured in an accident, subject to a limit of $20,000 for one individual, and $10,000 coverage for property damage.

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