34 Pa. Code § 31.24 - Parts, accessories and devices
(a) A driver shall use the following parts,
accessories and devices when and as needed, and he shall not operate a motor
vehicle unless he is satisfied that such parts, accessories and emergency
devices are in good working order:
(1)
Service brakes, including trailer brake connections.
(2) Parking (hand) brake.
(3) Steering mechanism.
(4) Lighting devices and
reflectors.
(5) Tires.
(6) Horn.
(7) Windshield wiper or wipers.
(8) Rear vision mirror or mirrors.
(9) Coupling devices.
(10) Fire extinguisher, at least one properly
mounted.
(11) Road warning devices,
at least one red burning fuse and at least three flares (oil burning pot
torches), red electric lanterns or red emergency reflectors.
(b) The supply of fuel for the
propulsion of any motor vehicle or for the operation of its accessories shall
not be carried on the motor vehicle except in a properly mounted fuel tank or
tanks.
(c) A motor vehicle shall
not be driven when any of the required lamps or reflectors are obscured by the
tailboard, by any part of the load, by dirt, or otherwise, and all lighting
devices required by Subpart B of Part 193 of Subchapter B of Chapter 1 of the
Regulations of the Interstate Commerce Commission shall be lighted during
darkness or at any other time when there is not sufficient light to render
vehicles and persons visible upon the highway at a distance of 500
feet.
(d) A motor vehicle shall not
be driven unless the tailgate, tailboard, tarpaulins, doors, all equipment and
rigging used in the operation of the vehicle and all means of fastening the
load, are securely in place.
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