We also don't allow you to block the rear window of your car, but you can have a truck that doesn't even have a rear window.
Yes, why not? and yes
We also don't allow you to block the rear window of your car, but you can have a truck that doesn't even have a rear window. -- Drew |
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I hate driving with no rear view
I've had to drive an occasional windowless van for moving stuff. And I've packed my car solid so there is no rear view. It is definitely off putting when you glance up and there's no headlights behind you but you know you are surrounded by vehicles. |
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Yeah, it sucks
But if it's legal to have moving vans with no rear window, how would you justify that it's illegal to block a rear window? You can literally take the passenger version of a full-size van, and the cargo version which has no rear windows, block off the rear windows on the passenger van and suddenly it's illegal. -- Drew |
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You can't block the rear window? That's insane. What if you're hauling stuff?
American traffic laws be crazy. |
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Well ...
The building we used when I was in the Marines had two back doors. One of them was at the end of a hallway that we used for storage, so the door was blocked. At some point an inspector noticed that it was blocked and said that fire safety regs prohibited blocking an exit. The CO asked if we were required to have an exit there. When the answer was "No" he had the door welded shut. Now it's not a door, it's a wall. No problem. -- Drew |
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That's what mirrors are for.
(2) A person shall not drive a motor vehicle if driver visibility through the rear window is obstructed, unless the vehicle is equipped with 2 rearview mirrors, 1 on each side, adjusted so that the operator has a clear view of the highway behind the vehicle. http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(v0gygab0ky0bwtf4lgkiud5i))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-257-709#:~:text=(2)%20A%20person%20shall%20not,the%20highway%20behind%20the%20vehicle. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson. |
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Strike "n traffic laws".
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Re: Strike "n traffic laws".
What was your first clue? "Religion, n. A daughter of Hope and Fear, explaining to Ignorance the nature of the Unknowable." ~ AMBROSE BIERCE (1842-1914) |
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Hmm... You elected Reagan?
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