highest practical point on the vehicle and provide light |
| that provides visible light coverage over a 360` range. |
The lights light must emit an amber beam of light, be at |
least 6 inches in diameter and be equipped with a |
blinking attachments or strobe light function and have |
| sufficient intensity to be visible at 500 feet in normal |
daylight. In lieu of the lights specified, a vehicle may |
be equipped with at least one auxiliary rotating flashing |
light having 4-inch sealed beams and showing amber beams |
of light over a 360` range or an amber strobe, or |
combination of strobes, that emits at a minimum a beam of |
1,000,000 candlepower and provides visible light coverage |
over a 360` range. When the left wing of a plow is in |
| operation and extends over the center of the road, an |
| auxiliary light must show the extreme end of the left |
| wing. That light may be attached to the vehicle so that |
| the beam of light points at the left wing. The light |
| illuminating the left wing may be controlled by a |
| separate switch or by the regular lighting system and |
| must be in operation at all times when the vehicle is |
| used for plowing snow on public ways. |