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Ch. 14
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1108
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LAWS OF MARYLAND
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A WHITE LIGHT VISIBLE DIRECTLY FROM ITS REAR.
(E) DRIVING OR MOVING VEHICLE DISPLAYING FLASHING
LIGHT.
EXCEPT AS AUTHORIZED ELSEWHERE IN THIS SUBTITLE, A
PERSON MAY NOT DRIVE OR MOVE ANY VEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT
ON ANY HIGHWAY WHILE THE VEHICLE OR EQUIPMENT DISPLAYS
ANY FLASHING LIGHT.
(F) COLOR OF LIGHTS ON REAR OF VEHICLE.
ALL LIGHTING DEVICES AND REFLECTORS MOUNTED ON THE
REAR OF ANY VEHICLE SHALL DISPLAY OR REFLECT A RED COLOR,
EXCEPT THE STOPLIGHT OR OTHER SIGNAL DEVICE, WHICH MAY BE
RED, AMBER, OR YELLOW, AND EXCEPT THAT THE LIGHT
ILLUMINATING THE REGISTRATION PLATE SHALL BE WHITE AND
THE LIGHT EMITTED BY A BACK-UP LAMP SHALL BE WHITE OR
AMBER.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §12-227.
Except for minimal changes in style and
nomenclature, this section has not been
revised; see General Revisor's Note to this
title.
22-228. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT ON SCHOOL BUSES.
(A) RULES, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS.
(1) THE ADMINISTRATOR MAY ADOPT RULES,
REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS FOR LIGHTING EQUIPMENT,
SPECIAL WARNING DEVICES, MARKINGS, AND IDENTIFICATION TO
BE USED BY SCHOOL VEHICLES.
(2) THESE RULES, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS
MAY NOT BE INCONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE
MARYLAND VEHICLE LAW.
(3) SCHOOL VEHICLES SHALL BE MARKED AND
IDENTIFIED AS PROVIDED IN AND SCHOOL VEHICLE LIGHTING
EQUIPMENT AND SPECIAL WARNING DEVICES SHALL CONFORM WITH
THE RULES, REGULATIONS, AND STANDARDS ADOPTED BY THE
ADMINISTRATOR.
(B) WHEN OPERATION OF FLASHING SIGNAL AND DISPLAY
OF "SCHOOL BUS" SIGNS PROHIBITED.
(1) A PERSON MAY NOT OPERATE ANY ALTERNATELY
FLASHING WARNING SIGNAL ON ANY SCHOOL VEHICLE EXCEPT WHEN
THE SCHOOL VEHICLE IS STOPPING OR STOPPED ON A ROADWAY
FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING OR DISCHARGING PASSENGERS.
(2) A PERSON MAY NOT OPERATE ANY ALTERNATELY
FLASHING WARNING SIGNAL ON ANY SCHOOL VEHICLE THAT IS
STOPPED IN A LOADING ZONE WHOSE LOCATION HAS BEEN
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