It seemed like an absolute lark -- slap an "M.D." sticker on the bumper of your car and you're impervious to the police. No speeding tickets. No hassle. Clear sailing bliss at 100 mph.

No matter where you drive in California, navigating traffic can be highly stressful, especially when it seems like rush hour is never ending. Taking advantage of HOV or carpool lanes is a great way… ...

Need to idle the diesel engine in a late-model medium-duty truck longer than five minutes in California? Then you’ll need to find a rig with this sticker. Truck drivers idle their engines for ...

More than 200,000 drivers in California will lose the stickers that currently allow them to drive their electric or plug-in hybrid vehicles solo in the carpool lanes.

Capitol Alert ‘Sticker shock’ for California wildfire areas: Insurance rates doubled, policies dropped By Dale Kasler, Ryan Sabalow and Phillip Reese Updated July 18, 2019 8:24 PM ...

We told you a couple of months ago about the State of California having handed out all of the carpool lane stickers that they had allocated for hybrid vehicles. A few weeks later it was reported ...

Where's My “I Voted” Sticker?! South Bay voters who mailed in their ballot didn't get an "I Voted" sticker this year.

California plug-in car drivers with white or green carpool stickers can no longer use carpool lanes starting Tuesday. The state passed a new program last March that invalidates both the white ...

Restaurants for months have said menu prices in California would rise as the state raised the minimum wage for fast-food workers. Now they are following through. Consumers picking up burgers ...

If you have a plug-in electric hybrid car like a Prius and want a coveted green sticker to drive solo in Bay Area carpool lanes, the news is not encouraging. The state Legislature took no action ...

There's a bit of a traffic jam building for those High-Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) stickers designed to help plug-in hybrid vehicle drivers in California avoid, uh, traffic jams. The stickers in ...

California first opened carpool lanes to solo hybrid drivers in 2005, under a law signed by Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger that created 75,000 stickers for three hybrid models.