Virginia law allows certain emergency and demonstrator vehicles to be equipped with warning and auxiliary lights for specific purposes. Demonstrator vehicles can display colored warning lights for sales demonstrations, while emergency vehicles like fire trucks and tow trucks can use clear auxiliary lights solely for lighting emergency scenes. The law also specifies restrictions on the use of these lights to ensure safety and prevent confusion on the road.
Yes, dealers can equip demonstrator vehicles with colored warning lights for demonstration purposes.
Yes, emergency vehicles like fire trucks and tow trucks can use clear auxiliary lights exclusively for lighting emergency scenes.
No, auxiliary lights on emergency vehicles must not be used while the vehicle is in motion.
Yes, the auxiliary lights must be of a type approved by the Superintendent of Virginia and used appropriately to avoid blinding other drivers.