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§ 32-17-1 |
Headlamps required–Exceptions–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-4 |
Periods during which lamps must be lighted–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-4.1 |
Circumstances exempting law enforcement officers from use of motor vehicle lights |
§ 32-17-5 |
Construction and adjustment of headlamps–Visibility distance–Four headlight system–High beam indicator–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-6 |
Requirements respecting adjustment of headlamps–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-7 |
Circumstances under which headlamps must be dimmed–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-8 |
Rear lamps required–Visibility–Combination of vehicles–Height of mounting–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-8.1 |
Stop lamps required–Mounting–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-9 |
Red lights on front of vehicle prohibited–Excepted vehicles–Misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-10 |
Tow truck or wrecker defined–Amber or blue flashers–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-11 |
Registration plate illumination–Requirements respecting on-off switch–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-12 |
Rear reflector required–Mounting and construction of rear reflector–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-13 |
Mounting of reflectors–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-14 |
Vehicles requiring clearance lamps–Location and visibility of clearance lamps–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-15 |
Vehicles requiring identification lamps–Mounting and spacing of identification lamps–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-15.1 |
Silage or seasonal farm trucks exempt–Gross weight–Restrictions on use |
§ 32-17-15.2 |
Fertilizer and agricultural chemical trailers exempt–Rear reflector required |
§ 32-17-16 |
Vehicles transporting passengers for compensation as requiring clearance and identification lamps–Buses excepted–Times during which lamps must be lighted–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-17 |
Auxiliary driving lamps–Mounting–Lighting restricted |
§ 32-17-18 |
Turn light requirements–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-19 |
Spot lamps–Aiming and adjustment–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-20 |
Adjustment of other lamps–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-21 |
Fire vehicles exempt when equipped with other approved devices |
§ 32-17-22 |
United States mail vehicles–Warning lights–Color–Mounting and location–Visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-23 |
Special lights for vehicles operated by persons with disabilities–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-24 |
Headlamps on motorcycles–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-24.1 |
Headlamps on mopeds–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-25 |
Bicycle lamps–Visibility and color–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-26 |
Lights on other vehicles–Color and visibility–Violation as petty offense |
§ 32-17-27 |
Lights on parked vehicles–Color and visibility–Vehicles parked within municipality–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-28 |
Vehicles required to be equipped with portable flares, lights or reflectors–Visibility–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-29 |
Time during which flares must be displayed–Location and spacing of flares–Removal of vehicle–Violation as misdemeanor–Exceptions |
§ 32-17-30 |
Subsequent violations of flare requirements–Revocation of license |
§ 32-17-42 |
Lights on emergency vehicles–Duty of driver–Authorization to use lights–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-43 |
Exemption of towed highway maintenance vehicles |
§ 32-17-44 |
Command post vehicle to be equipped with green light |
§ 32-17-45 |
Red and blue lights authorized for law enforcement officers |
§ 32-17-46 |
Warning light on certain slow-moving vehicles during darkness–Violation as misdemeanor |
§ 32-17-47 |
Flashing lights required on certain animal-drawn vehicles–Violation as misdemeanor |