California Driving Laws: A Complete Guide

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California allows teens to get a driving permit at 15½ and a license at 16 after meeting education and practice requirements. Drivers must follow strict rules on seatbelts, phone use, DUI limits, and speed. A point system tracks violations, and new insurance minimums take effect in 2025. Licenses renew every five years, with extra steps for drivers over 70. Ride Legal offers an easier way to handle registration without DMV hassle.

RV Tips Every Traveler Should Know

The open road calls to adventurers of all kinds, and RV travel offers the freedom to explore at your own pace, whether you’re venturing cross-country or escaping for a weekend

What Your Mechanic Wishes You Knew

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Most drivers only see their mechanic when something goes wrong, a strange sound under the hood, a warning light on the dash, or a service reminder that’s long overdue.

Friday the 13th and the Curse of the Cursed Title

Some people are afraid of black cats. Others fear broken mirrors or ladders in their path. But for vehicle owners with messy paperwork and out-of-state builds? There’s only one thing more cursed than Friday the 13th: the DMV.

How to Get Your Off-Road Ride Ready for Maximum Freedom

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There’s nothing like rolling out with no strict plans—just you, your rig, and endless terrain ahead. Whether you’re a weekend warrior in a lifted Tacoma, a vanlifer chasing sunsets in a Sprinter, or part of an ATV crew tearing through the backcountry, the freedom of overlanding starts long before the first mile.

The Hidden Consequences of Neglecting to Register Your Car

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Letting your car’s registration lapse might seem like no big deal—especially if it’s just been sitting in your garage or parked on private property. But as time passes, what started as a delay can turn into a bigger (and costlier) problem.

				
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