Virginia law allows emergency vehicles to flash their headlights when their warning lights are activated, provided certain wiring and switching conditions are met. The law specifies exceptions for specific cities and counties. It aims to regulate the use of flashing headlights for emergency vehicles to enhance safety and communication on the roads.
Yes, emergency vehicles can flash their headlights when their warning lights are activated, under specific wiring and switch conditions outlined in Virginia law.
Yes, the law does not apply in the City of Chesapeake, City of Portsmouth, City of Poquoson, or York County.
The headlights must be wired to allow either high or low beams to flash, but not both, and include a switch or device preventing flashing when headlights are required to be on under § 46.2-1030.
This law specifically applies to emergency vehicles as defined in subsection C of § 46.2-920.