CALIFORNIA TRAFFIC LAWS

Reportable Property Damage Minimum.

SB 1590:
When you are involved in a motor vehicle collision, you must report it to the DMV within 10 days if;

· More than $750 in damage was done to the property of any person.

· Anyone was injured (no matter how slightly) or killed.

Each driver is responsible for making a report to the DMV.
The driver’s insurance agent, broker, or legal representative can also do this.
The CHP or police will not make this report for you.
You must make this report, whether you are at fault or not, even if the collision occurred on private property.
Submit the report on the California Traffic Accident Report form (SR1).
You can get this form from any DMV or CHP office, or download it from the DMV’s website. If you don’t make this report, your driving privilege will be suspended.

Helmets:

SB 1924:

This bill requires that persons under 18 years of age wear a helmet while operating a non-motorized scooter or skateboard, while wearing in-line or roller skates, or while riding upon a non-motorized scooter or skateboard as a passenger.

If you would like to read the law have some fun at:
California Legislative Information