By California law, NEVs are vehicles which are incapable of driving faster than 25 mph, and are allowed to drive (unless barred by local ordinance) on any street with posted limit ≤ 35 mph.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.dmv.ca.gov&#x2F;portal&#x2F;dmv&#x2F;?1dmy&amp;urile=wcm:path:&#x2F;dmv_content_en&#x2F;dmv&#x2F;pubs&#x2F;brochures&#x2F;fast_facts&#x2F;ffvr37" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.dmv.ca.gov&#x2F;portal&#x2F;dmv&#x2F;?1dmy&amp;urile=wcm:path:&#x2F;dmv_...</a><p>This traffic stop was caused more by cop ignorance than any problem of Google’s. No harm done though.<p>Human drivers of NEVs go the same top speed on the same roads, it just doesn’t make the news if one gets stopped and has a conversation with a cop.