This law restricts the size of hood scoops on vehicles based on their manufacturing year, ensuring they do not exceed specified dimensions for safety and aesthetic reasons. Additionally, it mandates warning devices for certain mobile retail vehicles, like ice cream trucks, to enhance safety when reversing. The law also clarifies exemptions for specific types of trailers used for food sales.
Hood scoops on vehicles manufactured in 1990 or earlier cannot exceed 38 inches wide, 2.25 inches high, and 52.25 inches long. For 1991 and newer models, the limits are 38 inches wide, 1.125 inches high, and 50.5 inches long.
Yes, ice cream trucks and similar vehicles must have approved warning devices that automatically activate lights and alarms when reversing, to ensure safety.
Yes, vehicles like concession trailers and special event trailers used for selling food or beverages are exempt from these warning device requirements.
No, unless authorized under other specific provisions, vehicles cannot be equipped with red, blue, or amber warning lights according to this law.