Virginia law requires motor vehicles manufactured after January 1, 1955, to be equipped with electrical turn signals on both the front and rear, unless the vehicle is a motorcycle or used for agricultural purposes. Vehicles that cannot use hand signals due to design must have approved electrical turn signals. Certain exceptions apply, such as for tractors with specific lighting or vehicles used in agriculture.
Vehicles manufactured after January 1, 1955, must be equipped with electrical turn signals on both front and rear, unless exempted as agricultural or motorcycle vehicles.
Yes, turn signals can be used in lieu of hand and arm signals unless the vehicle is designed to prevent hand signaling.
No, the law's requirements for turn signals do not apply to motorcycles.
Exemptions include motorcycles and vehicles used for agricultural or horticultural purposes that are exempt from registration under Virginia law.