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The 2015 California sticker is YELLOW. I know because I just recently covered it up with the 2016 sticker which, not having it right in front of me at the moment, I think is a blue color.
Most of the time in California you can renew your auto registration online and under most circumstances it does not require one to show an ID of any kind. If you register a car from a different state, that's a whole different thing.
When you purchase your auto insurance your insurance company provides you with a document titled 'Proof of Insurance' which you are supposed to carry in the car. In my case, the insurance is renewed every six months and has been that way for years.
It is??? Holy smokes, this will require a trip to the car to see.No, 2016 is red, just checked.
I don't see where if she was driving with a license or not has any bearing on if she was responsible for the accident. It is irrelevant IMO.
BJ rear ended her vehicle, pushing her into an oncoming lane where she was hit head on by another vehicle resulting in her death.
Honestly, at this point the only infractions I can see her responsible for is following too close to the Prius to stop in order to avoid an accident and rear ending the Prius and driving without a license (if she doesn't have license). BJ was driving a very heavy SUV and towing a trailer. This combination is very difficult to stop and he should have taken the precaution to allow extra space between his vehicle and the vehicle ahead of him.
Unfortunately this deceased woman can not give her story to LE. I do not know if the Prius was totally stopped or just traveling at a slower speed when hit by the Lexus. Since there is little visible evidence to the front-end of the Lexus then I suspect the Prius wasn't totally stopped at the moment of impact. It has been stated that roads were slick, this as well could make stopping even more difficult for the Lexus as well as the SUV. I think it is very plausible that BJ could have hit the Lexus and pushed it into the rear of the Prius. If the right side of the rear was hit by BJ's SUV as reported then impact could have sent the front end of the Lexus into the oncoming left hand lane, directly into the path of the Hummer.
Years ago I was driving an MG midget and was stopped behind a car stopped to wait to turn left. A car hit the back of my tiny car and knocked it under the car in front of me. If I had not been completely stopped I would have also received a citation according to LE.
This is just my take on this accident and my opinion only.
No. The Lexus hit the Prius first. Many links have been provided that quote LE.
Here is just one. There are many others ...
http://touch.latimes.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-82764527/
Authorities say the crash happened when a Lexus slammed into a Prius that had stopped on PCH near Corral Canyon Road in Malibu.
"Why it was stopped has yet to be determined," Brooks said. "If the light ahead was red and traffic backed up, then it's hard to believe the Hummer would have come at a substantial speed, as it did.”
OK, so she hit the Prius first. It doesn't change anything. The Lexus was still hit by BJ's SUV because, like her, he couldn't stop in time. The impact from BJ's SUV towing a trailer was what sent the Lexus into the oncoming lane.
It will be interesting as to why the Prius came to such a sudden stop that far from the light.
Agreed.
Kim and Bruce both rear ended the car in front of them.
And we now know her wheels were turned slightly to the left. So the impact pushed her car to the left.
Sad for all involved.
I think LE (from what I've read) is pretty sure the Prius stopped suddenly trying to make an illegal u-turn.
It sounded to me like LE was saying the Lexus steered left when it was hit by BJ
Agreed.
Kim and Bruce both rear ended the car in front of them.
And we now know her wheels were turned slightly to the left. So the impact pushed her car to the left.
Sad for all involved.
I think LE (from what I've read) is pretty sure the Prius stopped suddenly trying to make an illegal u-turn.
Her plate sticker is the same color as the other vehicles at the scene, for what it's worth.
The Prius is a good example if you compare it:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...lear-despite-suggestions-texting-driving.html
She bears responsibility for hitting the Prius, and she had no business driving to begin with, without a valid license. Not trying to bash the dead, but the victim isn't blameless here.OK, so she hit the Prius first. It doesn't change anything. The Lexus was still hit by BJ's SUV because, like her, he couldn't stop in time. The impact from BJ's SUV towing a trailer was what sent the Lexus into the oncoming lane.
It will be interesting as to why the Prius came to such a sudden stop that far from the light.
It isn't known if she had an AZ license yet.She bears responsibility for hitting the Prius, and she had no business driving to begin with, without a valid license. Not trying to bash the dead, but the victim isn't blameless here.
That will only cover her for short period of time if she had just moved. She clearly is a California resident-4 properties and hasn't had a valid Caifornia license in 8 years. I'd like to know why. I tend to think it was taken away for some reason rather than just her not renewing it. She could have had it taken away due to DUI's, head injury, Alzheimer's, any number of reasons. In the case of my neighbor, he was a paranoid schizophrenic who used drugs and terrorized the neighborhood in his huge 4x4 pickup.It isn't known if she had an AZ license yet.