Laws & Privacy

Los Angeles has activated 25 speed cameras. Drivers will get warnings for 60 days before citations begin, with fines ranging from $50 to $500.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• October 29, 2026

Four Malibu cameras recorded about 100,000 speeding infractions in a 10-day trial. The city delayed the planned warning period to study traffic patterns.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• October 7, 2026

A 2021 law directs NHTSA to require impaired-driving prevention technology in new cars. It does not authorize police to remotely shut vehicles off.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• October 5, 2026

A Northeastern University and Consumer Reports study found extensive data sharing by vehicle apps, including VINs sent to advertising and analytics firms.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• October 1, 2026

Search interest is rising around a cycling campaigners’ claim about council funding, but the reported trigger and details remain unconfirmed.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 28, 2026

Online interest is spiking in reports that eBay has banned buying and selling of airbags. The trigger and details remain unconfirmed.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 25, 2026

Experts say Leno’s proposed law will not exempt vintage cars from California’s emissions testing requirements, despite claims to the contrary.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 25, 2026

Confusion persists over whether certain electric bikes are classified as mopeds, depending on regulations and perspectives. This impacts riders, manufacturers, and regulators.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 21, 2026

Fake AI-driven car dealer scams are proliferating on Facebook Marketplace, deceiving buyers with convincing listings and causing significant financial losses.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 19, 2026

Ford and the Trump administration are engaged in a public spat over trade policies and manufacturing in China, raising concerns about auto industry impacts.

• Proof on Wheels Team
• September 13, 2026