Virginia law requires vehicles to flash all four turn signals when temporarily stopped on the highway to signal a hazard, with specific rules for speed and circumstances. School buses must also flash signals at railroad crossings. Additionally, non-pneumatic rubber tires must meet thickness and permit requirements to operate legally.
You must flash all four turn signals when your vehicle is temporarily stopped on the highway to signal a traffic hazard, especially if equipped with the necessary device, and when traveling at 30 mph or less in certain situations.
Yes, vehicles must flash all four turn signals when stopped on the highway to warn approaching drivers of a hazard, and school buses must do so at railroad crossings.
Solid rubber tires must have at least one inch of rubber on the entire traction surface and require a permit from the Department of Transportation to operate legally.
Yes, a permit from the Virginia Department of Transportation is required before operating a vehicle equipped with solid rubber tires on public highways.