What does experienced driver mean?!

Another thing those extra lights do is make it much easier to see the truck in front of you during a snow storm or when snow is blowing over the road. I had one about a week ago in Calgary, snow was blowing hard but the roads were okay. He had snow packed all along the tail and I mean he was invisible, I knew he there but man I hate it when it's like that.

 

I thought it was written "if the truck came equiped with them they must work" its grey as some trucks or trailera come all cristmas treed out and some are added. Thats what ive always thought. Ive been wrong more than once before

 

[h=3]§ 393.9: Lamps operable, prohibition of obstructions of lamps and reflectors.[/h](a) All lamps required by this subpart shall be capable of being operated at all times. This paragraph shall not be construed to require that any auxiliary or additional lamp be capable of operating at all times.

 

i had a row of lights on my running boards on my dually in NJ
that all had to work to get an inspection sticker

 

https://www.teamrunsmart.com/mobile/c6c328eb-3de6-4639-a53e-2012c6e992eb/articles


Let me see if this works



Yup, i stand corrected, this is a explination on that reg, and state that people do get hit for it wrongly.

 

if its on the truck it has to work .

 

It's not a new thing for a diesel bear to write an incorrect ticket, knowing most will just pay instead of coming back to fight it. Arizona used to famous for the burned out chicken light ticket.

 

There was a time when chickens were on the side of the road in Arizona. Now I only see them up around Tulare.

 

where are them chickens in Tulare
i never see any at the Loves and Im hungry

 

The kids tell me chicken lites days are numbered...and I reckon they no what they talkin bout...cuz when the STOLE my wagon from me last year &Forced me to pull this new one...it was missin 18lites....aint but 44 on this one....its #### near nekkid&just really looks wrong looking at it from behind....