Driver Claims Corporation is Second Passenger in HOV Lane

Hilary Sumner

Sep 29, 20191 min read

Updated: Aug 24, 2023

A Californian man driving with a pack of papers in his front seat claimed that a corporation was his second passenger. It was a creative but unconvincing argument and he was found guilty of violating the vehicle occupancy requirement.

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Driver Claims Corporation is Second Passenger in HOV Lane

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