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Bookmark or Share- Difference Between Carpool, HOV, Fastrak, Express Lanes - Enjoy OCSome parts of the California Highway system are restricted to carpools only during peak travel hours. These are referred to informally as carpool lanes, but are also referred to as High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes.
- Carpool and HOV Lane Regulations in CaliforniaWhat are the rules for carpool lanes in California? The rules for carpool lanes in California include: 1. Minimum Number of Occupants: Carpool lanes, also known as High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lanes, are restricted to vehicles with a minimum number of occupants.
- Carpool Lane 101 - DMV.ORGBefore traveling in a designated carpool lane on a highway or Interstate freeway, you'll need to understand the basic laws regarding its use. Learn more about what a carpool lane is, who's allowed to use it, and how to stay safe with this guide.
- High-Occupancy Vehicle Systems - CaltransHigh-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes, also known as carpool or diamond lanes, promote and encourage ridesharing to alleviate congestion and maximize the people-carrying capacity of California highways.
- 21655.5 § CVC - "Carpool Lane Violations" in California - Shouse Law GroupVehicle Code 21655.5 VC is the California statute that makes it unlawful for a person to drive in a carpool lane with no passenger. A carpool lane is also referred to as a “high-occupancy vehicle lane.”
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