Are children considered 'persons' for a carpool lane in CA?
Everyday I drive to work in a HOV lane in California. I drive a van that has me and two of my kids, ages 1 and 3. I have looked for a definition to what qualifies as a 'person' for a carpool lane, but I have not found any. Given that, I have been assuming that I have three 'persons' in the car, therefore I can use the lane.
But since this *is* California, I wanted to make sure there was no obscure definition for 'persons' when using the carpool lane. Any insights?
Anonymous2009-10-08T08:52:31Z
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Hope this help you ...I get this from CHP-frequently asked questions of the highway patrol
properly of course he's a man or woman. however the factor of the carpool lane is to cut back the site visitors difficulty and he's unquestionably doing that, yet that's not gonna postpone in court docket. It must be residing human beings that could desire to get someplace and the greater human beings in a automobile that's one much less automobile so which you get the carpool lane. Sorry approximately your lose :( happy New 3 hundred and sixty 5 days
Even a new born is legal as a second person. AND, NO. Pregnant women are not two persons. AND, NO. A mortician cannot drive in the carpool lane with a dead body.