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Title 17 — TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

Chapter 17.01 — MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC

San Benito County Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-09-30 · San Benito County

Section Article I. In General 17.01.001 Definitions 17.01.002 Speed limits on certain roads 17.01.003 Interference with, following, approaching and the like authorized emergency vehicles 17.01.004 Distinctive highway markings; designated; adopted 17.01.005 Same; obedience 17.01.006 Use of vehicles with cleats and the like on tires prohibited 17.01.007 Public parks and playgrounds; reckless driving prohibited Article II. Junked, Abandoned and the Like Vehicles 17.01.020 Declared nuisance 17.01.021 Definitions 17.01.022 Exceptions to article 17.01.023 Article to be supplementary to existing law 17.01.024 Administration of article by Sheriff; right of entry 17.01.025 Right of entry of persons authorized to remove violating vehicles

17.01.026 Board of Supervisors to fix administrative costs 17.01.027 Notice of intention to abate and remove 17.01.028 Requests for public hearing; notice of hearing 17.01.029 Conduct of hearings; findings and orders of Board of Supervisors 17.01.030 Disposal of vehicle 17.01.031 Notice of removal to be sent to Department of Motor Vehicles 17.01.032 Costs to be collected as taxes

17.01.033 Penalty for abandoning vehicle or for refusing to abate nuisance

Cross-reference: Roads and Highways, see Chapter 19.27 of this code Statutory reference: Authority of county to decrease the prima facie speed limits, see Cal. Vehicle Code § 22358 Distinctive roadway markings, see Cal. Vehicle Code §§ 21459, 21460 Protuberances on tires, see Cal. Vehicle Code § 27454 Right-of-way of authorized emergency vehicles, see Cal. Vehicle Code § 21806

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