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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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22-201. "SERVICE VEHICLES" DEFINED.
IN THIS SUBTITLE, "SERVICE VEHICLES" MEANS ANY OF
THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES THAT ARE DESIGNATED BY THE
ADMINISTRATION AS SERVICE VEHICLES:
(1) VEHICLES OF FEDERAL, STATE, OR LOCAL AGENCIES;
(2) VEHICLES OF PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANIES; AND
(3) VEHICLES OF PERSONS PERFORMING GOVERNMENTAL
FUNCTIONS UNDER A CONTRACT WITH ANY FEDERAL, STATE, OR
LOCAL GOVERNMENT.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from Art. 66 1/2,
§1-103.1.
The shorter, but no less meaningful, "service
vehicle" is substituted for the present
"authorized service vehicle" as the defined
term.
The definition is placed here since this
subtitle is the only part of the Maryland
Vehicle Law in which the defined term is used.
22-201.1. WHEN LIGHTED LAMPS ARE REQUIRED.
EVERY VEHICLE ON A HIGHWAY IN THIS STATE, AT ANY
TIME WHEN, DUE TO INSUFFICIENT LIGHT OR UNFAVORABLE
ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS, PERSONS AND VEHICLES ON THE
HIGHWAY ARE NOT CLEARLY DISCERNIBLE AT A DISTANCE OF
1,000 FEET AHEAD, SHALL DISPLAY LIGHTED LAMPS AND
ILLUMINATING DEVICES AS RESPECTIVELY REQUIRED IN THIS
SUBTITLE FOR DIFFERENT CLASSES OF VEHICLES, SUBJECT TO
EXCEPTIONS WITH RESPECT TO PARKED VEHICLES, AND FURTHER
THAT STOPLIGHTS, TURN SIGNALS, AND OTHER SIGNALING
DEVICES SHALL BE LIGHTED AS PRESCRIBED FOR THE USE OF
THESE DEVICES.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §12-201.
Except for minimal changes in style and
nomenclature, this section has not been
revised; see General Revisor's Note to this
title.
22-202. VISIBILITY DISTANCE; MEASURING MOUNTED HEIGHT OF
LAMPS.
(A) WHENEVER A REQUIREMENT IS DECLARED IN THIS
SUBTITLE AS TO DISTANCE FROM WHICH CERTAIN LAMPS AND
DEVICES SHALL RENDER OBJECTS VISIBLE OR WITHIN WHICH THE
LAMPS OR DEVICES SHALL BE VISIBLE, THE REQUIREMENT
APPLIES DURING THE TIMES STATED IN §22-201.1 OF THIS
SUBTITLE IN RESPECT TO A VEHICLE WITHOUT A LOAD WHEN ON A
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