Virginia law § 46.2-1054 prohibits drivers from having objects suspended from their vehicle or altering the vehicle in a way that substantially obstructs their view of the road, with certain exceptions. Law enforcement cannot stop vehicles solely for violations of this law, and evidence obtained from such stops is inadmissible. The law aims to ensure clear visibility for safe driving while allowing specific safety devices and equipment.
Objects other than approved equipment like rearview mirrors or sun visors that substantially obstruct the driver's view are prohibited.
No, officers cannot stop a vehicle solely for a violation of this law, and evidence from such stops is inadmissible in court.
Yes, certain safety devices, equipment on waste vehicles, and bicycle racks on buses are exempt from this law.
Yes, altering a vehicle in a way that obstructs the driver's view is prohibited unless it falls under specific exceptions.