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Beyond February 1st: California's Next Wave of Driving Penalties Revealed | Ava Sterling Reports

California drivers – think the February 1st 2026 traffic law changes are over? Think again.
In this update we go BEYOND FEBRUARY 1ST and expose the next wave of driving penalties already rolling out or coming soon in 2026: automated camera expansions, work zone speed fines up to $500+, license plate tech violations up to $1,000, EV pedestrian alert enforcement, CARS Act compliance traps, school zone speed drops, and more.
These automated systems and new rules operate with minimal warnings, mail citations, and compounding insurance increases that could cost families thousands over a few years.
In our previous video we covered the initial 10 Feb 1st changes (phone bans, rolling stops, emergency lanes, etc.). This is the sequel – what Sacramento is quietly activating next.
Watch till the end for the biggest surprise penalty catching thousands off guard.

DISCLAIMER:
This video is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects enforcement trends, legislative changes, and publicly available data as of February 2026. It is NOT legal advice. Fines, points, insurance impacts, and enforcement practices vary by city, county, jurisdiction, and individual circumstances. Always check the official California DMV website (dmv.ca.gov), CHP, Caltrans, or consult a licensed attorney or traffic school for your specific situation. We do not guarantee accuracy of future changes or individual outcomes. Viewer discretion advised.
Sources & References:

California DMV Official Site
CHP Traffic Safety Reports
Caltrans Work Zone Data
Legislative Bills: SB 720, AB 289, AB 1085, AB 382, CARS Act
Insurance industry trend reports (general averages)

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