Virginia law allows certain additional lights on motor vehicles, including fog lights, auxiliary driving lights, daytime running lights, side lights, interior lights, and signal lights, with specific restrictions. It also details special provisions for emergency and volunteer vehicle lighting, including training requirements for police chaplains operating emergency lighting. The law emphasizes proper use and restrictions to ensure safety and compliance.
Virginia allows fog lights, auxiliary driving lights, daytime running lights, side lights, interior lights, and signal lights, with specific limits on usage and illumination.
Yes, colored emergency lights inside law enforcement and volunteer emergency vehicles are permitted, with certain restrictions and training requirements for operators like police chaplains.
Yes, police chaplains can operate emergency lighting if they have completed a safe operation training course and carry a certificate in the vehicle at all times.
Geistior lights are limited to 15 candlepower or 188.55 lumens, except for specific emergency or volunteer vehicle lighting authorized by law.