Virginia law requires all motor vehicles to have a securely affixed driver’s seat positioned for safe control. It also prohibits the installation or use of devices that emit smoke screens, gas, or flames, with violations classified as a Class 6 felony and resulting in license suspension. Repealed sections and specific exemptions are noted within the law.
Virginia law requires all motor vehicles to have a securely affixed seat for the driver, positioned to allow safe control of steering, braking, and other instruments.
Yes, it is illegal to install or possess devices that emit smoke screens, gas, or flames, as these can obstruct traffic and are classified as a Class 6 felony.
Installing or aiding in installing such devices is a Class 6 felony, and violators face potential criminal charges and a six-month driver’s license suspension.
Yes, the ban does not apply to vehicles used for applying herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides.