Virginia law § 46.2-1021 allows certain commercial vehicles, including buses, taxicabs, and other commercial motor vehicles, to be equipped with additional lights such as illuminated signs and steady-burning white lights for exterior advertising. Buses operated as public carriers may also have flashing white warning lights, which can be used during reduced visibility conditions and other times while transporting passengers. These provisions aim to enhance safety and visibility for commercial vehicles on Virginia roads.
Commercial vehicles like buses and taxicabs can have illuminated signs and steady-burning white lights for advertising, as well as flashing warning lights for safety.
Yes, buses can be equipped with flashing white warning lights, which may be used during reduced visibility and other times while transporting passengers.
Yes, the lights must be installed and operated in a manner authorized by the Virginia State Police Superintendent to ensure safety and compliance.
No, they specifically apply to buses operated as public carriers, taxicabs, and certain other commercial motor vehicles as defined by Virginia law.