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Old 07-25-2004, 08:19 AM
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But that's TN not MO.

There are differences in both law's and their inforcement of the law's from state to state or even city to city. However if you checked, you might find that it is illegal for you to have a stobe light on the car. In VA and MO 10 to 15 to 15 years ago if your truck had wheels sticking out of fenders would get you a ticket, and was enforced rather vigeriously. Nowdays you seldom see a truck with a big lift kit installed and when you do the wheels are out of the fenders and they are seldom stopped.

The law nation wide is fog light's wired only to come on with low beams, not by themselve's, but most state's do not inforce that law. VA use to at inspection check fog light's for proper able to be on with low beam's, I found out hard way when I moved there in the early '80's. Twenty plus year's later they might not enforce the same.

In recent years cops have gotten slack on enforcing some vehicle codes, so that they can use these small infractions on stopping suspious car or trucks and have "probable cause." Teens fall victum to this rouse all the time nowdays.
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