Can you tow your rv while tarped?
Do the running lights have to be visible or just the brake/parking lights?
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You will have to check the laws in YOUR state.
Anything somebody in another state says will do you no good at all, unless you plan to drive in that state.
Search the New Jersey statutes for "clearance lights" or "marker lights".
Or, search the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for the same subjects. There is an excellent chance that the New Jersey laws mirror the Federal rules.
Keep in mind that this is quite likely one area where the commercial rules must be followed by non-commercial vehicles.
Here in Montana you CAN be ticketed for inoperative or covered lights, or for the wrong color of light (broken tail light lens showing a bright white light to the rear). That is, you CAN be ticketed; will you be? That depends. Quite often it depends on the mood of the officer!
"Can you tow your rv while tarped?"
Perhaps you CAN, but I certainly would NOT do so!
Anything somebody in another state says will do you no good at all, unless you plan to drive in that state.
Search the New Jersey statutes for "clearance lights" or "marker lights".
Or, search the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for the same subjects. There is an excellent chance that the New Jersey laws mirror the Federal rules.
Keep in mind that this is quite likely one area where the commercial rules must be followed by non-commercial vehicles.
Here in Montana you CAN be ticketed for inoperative or covered lights, or for the wrong color of light (broken tail light lens showing a bright white light to the rear). That is, you CAN be ticketed; will you be? That depends. Quite often it depends on the mood of the officer!
"Can you tow your rv while tarped?"
Perhaps you CAN, but I certainly would NOT do so!
