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Snow and ice make stopping distances much longer, so keep your seat belt buckled and leave more distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead. Bridge decks and shady spots can be icy when other areas are not. Remember to avoid sudden stops and quick direction changes.Be more observant. Visibility is often limited in winter by weather conditions. Slow down and watch for other vehicles that have flashing lights, visibility may be so restricted during a storm that it is difficult to see the slow moving equipment.When stalled, stay with your vehicle and try to conserve fuel while maintaining warmth. Be alert to any possible exhaust or monoxide problems.Chain RequirementsR1: Chains, traction devices or snow tires are required on the drive axle of all vehicles except four wheel/ all wheel drive vehicles.R2: Chains or traction devices are required on all vehicles except four wheel/ all wheel drive vehicles with snow-tread tires on all four wheels.(NOTE: Four wheel/all wheel drive vehicles must carry traction devices in chain control areas.)R3: Chains or traction devices are required on all vehicles, no exceptions.Chain ControlsYou must stop and put on chains when highway signs indicate chains are required. You can be cited by the Mammoth Lakes Police Department, Mono County Sheriff's Department or California Highway Patrol and fined if you don't. You will usually have about a mile between "Chains Required" signs and the checkpoint to install your chains.Control areas can change rapidly from place to place because of changing weather and road conditions.The speed limit when chains are required is 25 or 30 miles an hour.When you put on chains, wait until you can pull completely off the roadway to the right. Do not stop in a traffic lane where you will endanger yourself and block traffic.Chain Installers: If you use the services of a chain installer, be sure to get a receipt and jot the installer's badge number on it. Remember, chain installers are independent business people, not Caltrans employees. Having the badge number may help with any misunderstandings later. Chain installers are NOT allowed to sell or rent chains.When removing chains, drive beyond the signs reading "End of Chain Control" to a pull-off area where you can safely remove them.

 
 
 

 

 

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This rule applies even with outboard marine engines that are installed by someone other than the watercraft manufacturer (dealer, service company, owner, etc.).Which fuel hose(s) used in the watercraft’s fuel system must meet the hose permeation standard and have a component EO for California?permalinkAccording to §2853(a)(16), all fuel hoses from the watercraft fuel tank to the first attachment point on the marine engine must to be certified. Fuel hoses that are installed on the engine itself, such as hoses running from a fuel rail to an individual fuel injector, are not subject to this fuel hose certification requirement.Can evaporative system designers use a single canister to control emissions from multiple tanks within a single vessel if the canister is certified to cover the total volume of the multiple tanks?permalinkYes, a single canister can be used for multiple fuel tanks as long as the canister is designed to control the total volume of fuel stored in those tanks and meet the applicable standard. For example, a canister that is certified for use on tanks up to 50 gallons may also be used on a fuel system that consists of two 24-gallon tanks. GlossaryHave you ever wondered what a baghouse is or what NMOG stands for?SEARCH

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Students must achieve a minimum of 80% on the final examination to progress to the Field Certification phase of the training.Field CertificationsAfter successfully completing the academic portion of the training, the students return for the third phase, Field Certification training. Students will be required, under the supervision of Drug Recognition Instructors and the State Coordinator, to complete a minimum of 12 evaluations on drug-impaired individuals. Each student must correctly identify subjects under the influence of 3 of the 7 drug categories. In addition, the student must maintain a progress log and rolling log, and submit a comprehensive resume. After the Field Certification program, the student will participate in the Comprehensive Final Knowledge Examination and must pass to become certified. This exam is pass/fail.To be considered for DRE training, the applicant must meet the following criteria:Have a minimum of 2 years of law enforcement service.Be off probation with your agency.Have at least two years' experience after successfully completing the NHTSA SFST Training.Must have successfully completed the classroom version of ARIDE training within the past 5 years. The online version of ARIDE will not suffice for this requirement.Have a reasonable background and experience level of making DWI arrests.The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) is the regulating organization for the DRE program. DRE certification is valid for two years only. To maintain certification, DREs must conduct a minimum of 4 evaluations within 2 years, submit a rolling log (PDF) and current resume, and attend 16 hours of approved re-certification training. Upcoming DRE TrainingRe-certification 

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The GTSC promotes and supports the participation of enforcement agencies at the local, county and state level in high visibility impaired driving enforcement efforts.In the coming year, New York will participate in the Labor Day and holiday season national mobilizations. In addition, STOP-DWI High Visibility Engagement Campaigns will be conducted during several other holiday periods throughout the year. 

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A major component of New York’s efforts to address impaired driving is the STOP-DWI program which returns fines collected for impaired driving convictions to the counties where the violations occurred to fund enforcement and other impaired driving programs at the local level.
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If signs falsely encourage parents and children to believe they have an added degree of protection, a great disservice results.Because of these serious considerations, California does not recognize, and Federal Standards discourage, use of "Children at Play" signs. Children should be encouraged not to play in the street. Warning signs to the contrary have long been rejected since they are a direct and open suggestion that this behavior is acceptable. 

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A stop sign is one of our most valuable and effective traffic control devices when used at the right place and under the right conditions. It is intended to help drivers and pedestrians negotiate an intersection by assigning the right-of-way.Most drivers are reasonable and prudent in following posted traffic regulations; however, when an unreasonable restriction is imposed by placement of an unwarranted stop sign, it may result in flagrant violations. In such cases, the stop sign can create a false sense of security to a pedestrian and an attitude of contempt by a motorist. These two attitudes can and often do conflict with tragic results.Where stop signs are installed for speed control, there is a high incidence of intentional violation. In those locations where vehicles do stop, the speed reduction is effective only in the immediate vicinity of the stop sign, and frequently speeds are actually higher between intersections. For these reasons, a stop sign should not be used as a speed control device.Well-developed, nationally recognized guidelines help to indicate when such controls become necessary. These guidelines take into consideration the volume of traffic, sight distance, accident history, and the frequency of other existing stop controls. 

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You can download the Transportation Permit Application (PDF). Fax the completed form to 650-794-1443. 

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Sandbags can be obtained from the Fire Department at 555 El Camino Real. For information or availability, please call 650-616-7096. 

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You may report a streetlight outage by using the Streetlight Reporting Form or by calling our Corporation Yard at 650-616-7160.
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