Virginia law requires vehicles parked or stopped on highways between sunset and sunrise to display at least one white or amber light visible from 500 feet in front, and a red light visible from 500 feet behind. However, no lights are required if the vehicle is legally parked. This regulation aims to improve visibility and safety during nighttime or low-light conditions.
Vehicles must display lights between sunset and sunrise when parked or stopped on a highway, unless they are legally parked.
A white or amber light visible from 500 feet in front, and a red light visible from 500 feet behind are required.
No, vehicles that are legally parked do not need to display lights during nighttime.
The requirement enhances visibility and safety for other drivers during low-light conditions or at night.