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Wouldn't they have to drive in reverse for the 2nd exit?

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Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 3 into law, which permits the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for those caught participating in these events. This law will take effect in *July 2025* and aims to curb the dangerous activities often associated with sideshows, such as blocking traffic and performing stunts like burnouts and donuts. Key provisions of AB 3 include: License Suspension: The law allows for the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for individuals caught participating in sideshows or street racing. This measure aims to deter potential offenders by threatening a substantial and impactful penalty​ Expanded Enforcement Areas: The bill also broadens the scope of prohibited locations for sideshows, including parking lots and other off-street locations, to prevent these events from taking place in areas that could pose significant risks to public safety​ California Assembly Bill 3 (AB 3) was signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 8, 2021​. There are a few potential reasons for this delayed implementation: Administrative Preparation: The delay allows time for the necessary administrative and logistical preparations. This includes updating law enforcement protocols, training officers, and ensuring that the legal and administrative systems are ready to handle the new penalties and enforcement measures. Public Awareness and Compliance: A longer lead time provides an opportunity to increase public awareness about the new law. This can help ensure that drivers are well-informed about the consequences of participating in sideshows and street racing, potentially reducing the incidence of these activities before the law takes effect. Infrastructure Adjustments: Implementing such laws may require changes to existing infrastructure, such as updating traffic control systems and public spaces where sideshows commonly occur. This period allows for the planning and execution of such adjustments. Legislative and Judicial Review: The extended timeline provides a buffer for addressing any potential legal challenges or further legislative refinements that may arise. It ensures that the law is robust and can withstand any constitutional or procedural scrutiny. Phased Implementation: Gradual implementation can help in phasing in the law’s various components, allowing different agencies and stakeholders to adapt progressively rather than abruptly. By setting the effective date for 2025, lawmakers aim to ensure a smooth transition and effective enforcement once the law is in place.

That doesn't matter wen LAPD breaks civil rights ​@@RaymondHng

@@RaymondHngWe already have laws . Enforcement what’s lacking. Newscum wants more power otherwise HE would enforce existing law!

funny how cities that actually do something, this doesn't happen

What a joke the police have become. They only go after normal people that run stop signs or go 5 miles over the speed limit. Criminals can do whatever they want.

they dont wanna alienate their voting base: the blue wave voters

I second that

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 3 into law, which permits the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for those caught participating in these events. This law will take effect in *July 2025* and aims to curb the dangerous activities often associated with sideshows, such as blocking traffic and performing stunts like burnouts and donuts. Key provisions of AB 3 include: License Suspension: The law allows for the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for individuals caught participating in sideshows or street racing. This measure aims to deter potential offenders by threatening a substantial and impactful penalty​ Expanded Enforcement Areas: The bill also broadens the scope of prohibited locations for sideshows, including parking lots and other off-street locations, to prevent these events from taking place in areas that could pose significant risks to public safety​ California Assembly Bill 3 (AB 3) was signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 8, 2021​. There are a few potential reasons for this delayed implementation: Administrative Preparation: The delay allows time for the necessary administrative and logistical preparations. This includes updating law enforcement protocols, training officers, and ensuring that the legal and administrative systems are ready to handle the new penalties and enforcement measures. Public Awareness and Compliance: A longer lead time provides an opportunity to increase public awareness about the new law. This can help ensure that drivers are well-informed about the consequences of participating in sideshows and street racing, potentially reducing the incidence of these activities before the law takes effect. Infrastructure Adjustments: Implementing such laws may require changes to existing infrastructure, such as updating traffic control systems and public spaces where sideshows commonly occur. This period allows for the planning and execution of such adjustments. Legislative and Judicial Review: The extended timeline provides a buffer for addressing any potential legal challenges or further legislative refinements that may arise. It ensures that the law is robust and can withstand any constitutional or procedural scrutiny. Phased Implementation: Gradual implementation can help in phasing in the law’s various components, allowing different agencies and stakeholders to adapt progressively rather than abruptly. By setting the effective date for 2025, lawmakers aim to ensure a smooth transition and effective enforcement once the law is in place.

Criminals on the street. Criminals in office. Who works for who in the bay?

@@RaymondHnglmao july 2025. So citizens get to deal with this lawless disruptive behavior until then. THANKS ALOT FOR NOTHING NEWSOME

@@JJ-iq5cv I think you're confused because she was probably brought up correctly by a good mom and dad. You wouldn't know anything about that.

Meh, I live in San Jose. I haven't got stuck in traffic bcus of a sideshow yet, so doesn't bother me one bit. I'm gunna go to bed now, goodnight.

@@JJ-iq5cv "I think you're confused because she was probably brought up correctly by a good mom and dad. You wouldn't know anything about that." MIC DROPPED!!! roast little chick roast

elipalacios5003, the bridge is a major artery. I know San Jose well. Side shows don't block major arteries in your area. When major roadways such as the bridge in SF get blocked, it stops importanpt responders such as medical responders from getting to areas they need to within the city. When major roadways get blocked from side shows, all participants should be charged with unintentional homicide when someone dies. In your area of San Jose when medical response is need, they can always get around the sideshows and get to the call.

That's what I just said . No one would have gotten off that bridge without being in handcuffs.

Fine, you can be the police chief.

@@eugene9661 Okay.

CHP responsible

My thought too

Lmao and do what shoot people?

Nah ,California just pay more taxes instead 👍

What happened to the extra CHP Ofc's that were in the bay ?

Yep. It's a bridge. Only one way in/out.

Because they probably dont have the extra cops its police ot overtime and nothing happeneds for that area where they're assigned too then when the forget about it. It happeneds again Caltrans only have so many towtruck drivers working graveyard probably 10 at most there's other companies between san francisco and Oakland but due availability nobody wanna deal with this i rather be home with family But if i was someone in power I'll ask for a trillion dollar Grant for pd chp anlong with sheriff's office 100 tow trucks drivers in each city that has hot spots for these take overs and along with military/ national guard for road blocks

Hope you know who to vote for in November then

@@b566t3yeah but it’s California. They get what they vote for

@@tubby_1278 you think everyone in the state of CA votes for the Oakland mayor? Or has voting rights over police budgets? You're just YT trolling, spreading political bias at every single opportunity you possibly can without regard for logic or reality.

Where did you see that "story"? Or are you just pulling stuff out of your A$$?

​@@vicdog4440it's out there, do a little research

@@vicdog4440 in other words junior... the instances where either a hick or a kid skidded across a rainbow intersection the calls for arrest were already in motion. Two kids are already facing arrest warrants for leaving their tire marks from their electric scooters. Was it dumb for them to do it? sure. But how is it these side shows can have a duration and zero consequences?

@@vicdog4440 Spokane... kids recently arrested for daring to disrespect the rainbow mafia flag. They don't want or need your A$$-play in their lives.

Not just California

Land of the free is a joke too

Well show them this video and they can’t discipline you with write up, suspension, or etc.

Your're assuming they have licenses and that most of the cars aren't stolen.

It would work. I seen it work. I seen cars in my area driving dangerously many times. Mostly kids. They do it for a few months. Suddenly and forever I only see them driving legally. It's got to be the tickets causing it. Tickets are expensive.

BLM privilege at its finest. You are not allowed to arrest them.

Like Latinos

THANK - YOU! I was late to catch a plane to visit a very close friend who is dying . This is NOT only Stupid AF . It's F-cking SELFISH Peace out

Wow! Thank you for sharing that. I hope many will read and realize how stupid all of this really is. I too was at a few of those sideshows on Foothill Blvd in the 90's.

Considering 30 years ago there wasn’t an epidemic of idiots stealing cars just to joyride and cops arrested people and DA’s prosecuted and judges sentenced !

The criminals will sue them for damaging their vehicles and the Governor will back them up.

Not really, more like Nihilism.

Anarchotyranny

@@TransitionSF illegals open across the border narcissism

What, back to Oakland?🤣

Deport to texas.

WTF does this have to do with this story?

It was a19 billion circus sideshow when building it and now it’s a venue that is signaling Californias demise!

@@Pens4Life85 it means, the bridge was built with a budget allocated to 20 Billion USD. With the pavement and structure of the concrete now compromised "you would know nothing about that since you're not a SE or Construction PM" Now we have to go out there and inspect the bridge make repairs to chipped pavement and bill the California department of roads and safety for the work because work is not free if you didn't realize. Because of this tolls will eventually increase due to the increased spend, number of repairs and other items that end up on our task list. but hey you can't see your nose so maybe some people are smarter than you??? PS. I can see my nose.

@@650CA do you know how many cars go across that bridge EVERY day? You think some screeching tires or burnt rubber damages the bridge?

@@650CA ALL MADE IN CHINA

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Grammar. It's important.

@@Pens4Life85 >>Grammar. It's important.

How tf ukraine is related?

It's not a lack of resources, it's a lack of will.

Censorship ain't ever the answer

Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 3 into law, which permits the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for those caught participating in these events. This law will take effect in *July 2025* and aims to curb the dangerous activities often associated with sideshows, such as blocking traffic and performing stunts like burnouts and donuts. Key provisions of AB 3 include: License Suspension: The law allows for the suspension of driver's licenses for up to six months for individuals caught participating in sideshows or street racing. This measure aims to deter potential offenders by threatening a substantial and impactful penalty​ Expanded Enforcement Areas: The bill also broadens the scope of prohibited locations for sideshows, including parking lots and other off-street locations, to prevent these events from taking place in areas that could pose significant risks to public safety​ California Assembly Bill 3 (AB 3) was signed into law by Governor Gavin Newsom on October 8, 2021​. There are a few potential reasons for this delayed implementation: Administrative Preparation: The delay allows time for the necessary administrative and logistical preparations. This includes updating law enforcement protocols, training officers, and ensuring that the legal and administrative systems are ready to handle the new penalties and enforcement measures. Public Awareness and Compliance: A longer lead time provides an opportunity to increase public awareness about the new law. This can help ensure that drivers are well-informed about the consequences of participating in sideshows and street racing, potentially reducing the incidence of these activities before the law takes effect. Infrastructure Adjustments: Implementing such laws may require changes to existing infrastructure, such as updating traffic control systems and public spaces where sideshows commonly occur. This period allows for the planning and execution of such adjustments. Legislative and Judicial Review: The extended timeline provides a buffer for addressing any potential legal challenges or further legislative refinements that may arise. It ensures that the law is robust and can withstand any constitutional or procedural scrutiny. Phased Implementation: Gradual implementation can help in phasing in the law’s various components, allowing different agencies and stakeholders to adapt progressively rather than abruptly. By setting the effective date for 2025, lawmakers aim to ensure a smooth transition and effective enforcement once the law is in place.

Who controls local law enforcement anyway?

Exactly they respond against protestors so quick but this crap 💩 shows how dumb of their priorities are.

@@user-bg7km4ij7f MAYOR SHAO DUONG

they aren't "allowed" to do anything to the so called protesters

One day somebody is going to be trapped by one of these and take matters into their own hands, if you know what I mean. Is that what you want?

@@seeharvesterthe last time someone tried to do something they got jumped by like 10 of them. It can’t just be one person.

They need fillers 😂

They do this *on the Bay Bridge* every week?

@@eponymousIme different spots throughout the city

Entertainment for idiots

@@CertifiedSt Yes. Most people know that this happens in various places in Bay Area communities. So, the answer to why this is news is because it happened on the friggin' *Bay Bridge* -- a major infrastructure linking two land masses of the Bay Area. This didn't occur on some side street or intersection where people could avoid it and drive around it. Commuters were effectively trapped and temporarily imprisoned on the Bridge. After 9-11 we were all made aware of the vulnerability and sensitivity of bridges as potential terrorist targets; and yet local terrorists are allowed to take over a major transit thoroughfare. The only way this kind of behavior will garner enough official attention to be stopped is if the perpetrators and spectators are wearing keffiyehs or hijabs.

then stop.....

You cry when they do their job. You guys wanted to defund the police remember?? Now go deal with it yourself or shut the f up

But they want us to worry about “Hamas” while these domestic terrorist running the streets.

whats that gonna do. 99% of these cars are stolen

@@vndragonslayer1 - I doubt it. These are customized "souped up" cars mostly with V8 engines. Most stolen cars are not (Japanese, German/ European, or American smaller cars [4 or 6 cylinder]).

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEO tell me you have a brain without telling me that you don't have a brain. tell me you're one of those clown spending thousands if not $60k+ to soup up these cars, burn tires and damage them for a good 1 hour run..

They swap plates with other cars they have no fear.

@@Sovereign_Citizen_LEOthink you need to do a little more research because they get all those and then some shit this is RU-vid look it up damn 😂

How could you be so harsh? How dare you disturbing their sleep.😅

This is Oakland side

Because most TV reports are idiots. They are brainless news readers soon to be replaced by AI.