Pennsylvania law requires vehicles to have bumpers of specified types unless originally designed without them, with certain exceptions for special equipment. It also permits public transit buses to carry pedalcycles if the device does not extend more than 36 inches. Additionally, the law sets safety standards for school transportation vehicles and outlines penalties for violations.
Most vehicles must have bumpers of a specified type unless they were originally manufactured without bumpers or are certain special equipment vehicles.
Yes, buses can carry pedalcycles on a device mounted on the front, provided the device and pedalcycles do not extend more than 36 inches.
All school buses and vehicles used to transport school children must meet safety standards prescribed by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation.
Yes, violations of these vehicle safety and equipment regulations can result in penalties, including fines and other enforcement actions.