Virginia law prohibits operating motor vehicles with visible televisions or similar displays while driving, with specific exceptions such as navigation systems and safety displays. The law aims to reduce driver distraction and enhance road safety. Certain equipment used for official, safety, or vehicle operation purposes is exempt from this restriction.
Yes, but it cannot be visible to the driver while the vehicle is in motion, except for certain approved displays like navigation or safety monitors.
Yes, exceptions include navigation systems, rear-view monitors, safety displays, government or law enforcement equipment, and factory-installed displays with interlock devices.
Violating this law can result in fines or other penalties, as it is intended to promote safe driving by minimizing distractions.
Yes, any driver operating a vehicle in Virginia must comply with this law, regardless of where the vehicle is registered.