In today’s Roadshow column in the Merc, this question came up:
Q Did I miss a new law that bans smoking in cars when kids are inside?
Stephen Reynolds
Santa Cruz
A You sure did. This law took effect in 2008, banning smoking in vehicles when a child is along in a car seat. Drivers get a warning on the first offense, and a $100 fine the next time they're pulled over. A smoker can be found guilty even if the car is parked. This law does not apply if the child is at least 6 years old and not required to be in a safety seat.
Not a clue; neither Bob nor I had heard of this one, either. You learn something new every day.
16 February 2009
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