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UserRemoved1 · 12-27-2006, 09:05 AM

Bruce I bet $10 you drive a GM pickup...I see this ALOT while driving. It's a very common thing from what I see and probably a defect (but try and get them to admit it) My old van had the drl on the headlites, new one is on the parking lights. Always wondered if you could get pulled over if one was out. There is a DOT law on the books somewhere that says if there is a light on the vehicle and it's non-functional you can be written up for it. Even tractor trailers that have those 10,000 lights fall under the rule-if one is out it a writeable offense. Anyone know if this is true of DRL?

12-27-2006, 09:05 AM	#6
UserRemoved1 Permanently Disconnected iTrader: (-9) Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 12,647	Bruce I bet $10 you drive a GM pickup...I see this ALOT while driving. It's a very common thing from what I see and probably a defect (but try and get them to admit it) My old van had the drl on the headlites, new one is on the parking lights. Always wondered if you could get pulled over if one was out. There is a DOT law on the books somewhere that says if there is a light on the vehicle and it's non-functional you can be written up for it. Even tractor trailers that have those 10,000 lights fall under the rule-if one is out it a writeable offense. Anyone know if this is true of DRL?