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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 70 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION REGULATIONS › Part V - Inspection Requirements for Trucks and Other Vehicles Over 10,000 Pounds (GVWR) › Section 19VAC30-70-670 - Muffler, exhaust system, and trailer venting

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A. Flexible tubing may be used anywhere in
				  the exhaust system.
B. Inspection
				  of exhaust system does not concern noise level.
C. Inspect for and reject if:
1. There is any leakage of exhaust gases at
				  any point in the system. Do not reject "built-in" drain holes in muffler or
				  tailpipe.
2. A muffler or catalytic
				  converter has been repaired in any manner. The exhaust pipe may be welded to
				  the muffler or catalytic converter. Holes or cracks in the exhaust line have
				  been repaired with a patch or caulking.
3. Tailpipe opening is mashed or
				  pinched.
4. Brackets are loose,
				  broken, or missing.
5. Discharge of
				  exhaust:
a. The exhaust system fails to
				  discharge the exhaust to the rear or sides of that part of a property-carrying
				  vehicle which is designed for and normally used for the driver and passengers,
				  and to the rear or sides of the passenger and trunk compartment of passenger
				  vehicles, unless such design is consistent with the original vehicle
				  manufacturer exhaust system.
b. The
				  exhaust system of a bus powered by a gasoline engine shall discharge to the
				  atmosphere at or within six inches forward of the rearmost part of the bus.
EXCEPTION: Type I small forward control buses (14,000 GVWR
					 Class) and cutaway model buses (10,000 GVWR or less) may discharge the exhaust
					 behind the rear wheels.
c.
				  The exhaust system of a bus powered by other than a gasoline engine shall
				  discharge to the atmosphere either:
(1) At or
				  within 15 inches forward of the rearmost part of the vehicle; or
(2) To the rear of all doors or windows
				  designed to open, except windows designed to be opened solely as emergency
				  exits.
6.
				  Inspection of trailers and semitrailers will include a visual inspection of the
				  venting of cooking or heating appliances to the outside of the trailer or
				  semitrailer to determine if the heating and cooking appliances are adequately
				  vented to the outside to prevent the asphyxiation of occupants of any trailer
				  or semitrailer by the operation of the heating or cooking appliances.
a. Reject the trailer or semitrailer if not
				  equipped with a vent or venting system to the outside.
b. Reject the trailer or semitrailer if there
				  is any complete or partial obstruction of the vent or venting system.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 70 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION REGULATIONS › Part V - Inspection Requirements for Trucks and Other Vehicles Over 10,000 Pounds (GVWR) › Section 19VAC30-70-680 - Fuel system

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Inspect for and reject if:
1. Any part of the fuel system is not
				  securely fastened.
2. There is fuel
				  leakage at any point in any fuel system.
3. Any fuel tank filler cap is
				  missing.
4. Any fuel tank crossover
				  lines are not protected if they extend more than two inches below the bottom of
				  the tank or sump.
5. Any part of
				  the fuel system comes in contact with the exhaust system.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1165 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 70 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION REGULATIONS › Part V - Inspection Requirements for Trucks and Other Vehicles Over 10,000 Pounds (GVWR) › Section 19VAC30-70-680:1

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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 70 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION REGULATIONS › Part VI - Inspection Requirements for Specialty Vehicles › Section 19VAC30-70-690 - Inspection requirements for specialty vehicles

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Inspection procedure - converted electric vehicles.
Inspect for and reject if:
1. Any high voltage cables or conduit
				  containing high voltage cables are not completely covered with
				  orange.
NOTE: No high voltage cables may be grounded to the chassis
					 or frame of the vehicle.
2. A breaker
				  or fuse in the high voltage circuit that contains the traction battery pack and
				  the motor controller is not present.
3. An externally mounted switch to open the
				  high voltage circuit in case of an emergency is not present. Such switch must
				  be located where the fuel tank filler cap was located prior to conversion. Any
				  cover protecting the switch must be able to be opened from the outside of the
				  vehicle.
4. Traction batteries are
				  not mounted in secure nonconductive enclosures that provide for limited access.
				  Multiple enclosures may be used but must be connected by high voltage cables
				  encased in conduit made of metal, composite, or other materials of comparable
				  strength, crush, and abrasion resistant to metal or composite.
5. Conduit made of metal, composite, or other
				  materials of comparable strength, crush, and abrasion resistant to metal or
				  composite, encasing any high voltage cable running under or outside of the
				  vehicle is not secured to the vehicle chassis and does not have proper ground
				  clearance.
6. Labeling on three
				  sides of the vehicle identifying such vehicle as "CONVERTED ELECTRIC" is not
				  present on the vehicle. Each label shall be at least six inches long and
				  consist of lettering at least three inches tall.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1165 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 70 - MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION REGULATIONS › Part VI - Inspection Requirements for Specialty Vehicles › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-70)

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Safety
					 Inspector Notification Form (rev. 6/2012)
Safety
					 Inspector Application, SP-170-B, (rev. 8/2017)
Virginia
					 Criminal History Records Name Search Request, SP-167, (rev.
					 10/2018)
Authorization
					 for Release of Information, SP-170-D, (rev. 8/2017)
Inspection
					 Station Complaint/Report, SP-164 (rev. 10/2001)
Safety
					 Inspector Applicant Worksheet (undated, filed 7/2020)
Sex
					 Offender and Crimes Against Minors Name Search Request Form, SP-266 (rev.
					 4/2017)
Statutory Authority: §
												46.2-1165
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 80 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DESCRIPTION TO BE OBTAINED BY PAWNBROKERS OF PERSONS PAWNING OR PLEDGING GOODS › Section 19VAC30-80-10

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Statutory Authority: §
											54.1-4009 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 80 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DESCRIPTION TO BE OBTAINED BY PAWNBROKERS OF PERSONS PAWNING OR PLEDGING GOODS › Section 19VAC30-80-20 - Description

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Every pawnbroker in this Commonwealth shall obtain and
				  record at a minimum the information and descriptors set forth in §
				  54.1-4009A 6 of the Code of Virginia.
Statutory Authority
§ 54.1-4010 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 80 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DESCRIPTION TO BE OBTAINED BY PAWNBROKERS OF PERSONS PAWNING OR PLEDGING GOODS › Section 19VAC30-80-30 - Identifying credentials

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The identifying credential of any person pawning or pledging
				  goods to be examined by a pawnbroker shall be any valid nonexpired operator's
				  license, chauffeur's license, or identification card issued by a governmental
				  agency. The photograph, date of birth, and signature of the person attempting
				  to pawn or pledge goods must be affixed on the credential for it to qualify as
				  an identifying credential.
Statutory Authority: §
											54.1-4009 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 80 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO SPECIFICATIONS OF THE DESCRIPTION TO BE OBTAINED BY PAWNBROKERS OF PERSONS PAWNING OR PLEDGING GOODS › Section 19VAC30-80-40 - Electronic submission of required reports

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All reports required to be maintained and submitted by a
				  pawnbroker may be accomplished in electronic format. All such electronic
				  reports shall be submitted in the form designated by the chief of police or
				  other law-enforcement officer designated by the attorney for the Commonwealth
				  to receive such reports in the jurisdiction where the pawnbroker business is
				  conducted.
Statutory Authority: §
											54.1-4009 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part I - Reports by Dealers › Section 19VAC30-101-10 - Definitions. (Reserved.)

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Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part I - Reports by Dealers › Section 19VAC30-101-20 - Notification of sale or transfer

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A. Any dealer in
				  firearms who completes a sale or transfer of a handgun without having been
				  advised by the Department of State Police if the dealer's records indicate the
				  buyer or transferee is prohibited from possessing or transporting a firearm by
				  state or federal law, because the dealer was not so advised by the end of the
				  dealer's fifth business day, or was told by the State Police that a response
				  would not be available by the end of the dealer's fifth business day, shall
				  notify the Department of State Police of the sale or transfer by telephone as
				  soon as possible, but in no event later than the end of the dealer's next
				  business day.
B. Any dealer in
				  firearms who requests and receives criminal history record information in
				  connection with an intended sale or transfer of a handgun that indicates the
				  prospective purchaser or transferee is not prohibited from possessing or
				  transporting a firearm by state or federal law shall notify the Department of
				  State Police as soon as possible, but in no event later than the end of the
				  dealer's next business day, whenever the dealer determines that the sale or
				  transfer will not be completed.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part II - Applications › Section 19VAC30-101-30 - Application for multiple handgun purchase

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Any person desiring to purchase in excess of one handgun
					 within any 30-day period shall make application under oath on Form SP-207,
					 Multiple Handgun Purchase Application. The applicant shall deliver such
					 application in person to (i) State Police Administrative Headquarters, 7700
					 Midlothian Turnpike, Richmond, Virginia; or (ii) a division headquarters or
					 area office of the Department of State Police.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part II - Applications › Section 19VAC30-101-40 - Identification requirements

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At the time of delivery of the application form required by
					 19VAC30-101-30, the applicant
					 shall present one form of identification. The form of identification shall
					 consist of a photo-identification form issued by a governmental agency of the
					 Commonwealth, a special identification card without a photograph issued
					 pursuant to §
										46.2-345.2 of the Code of
					 Virginia, or a photo-identification for issued by the U.S. Department of
					 Defense that was issued at least 30 days prior to
					 presentation.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part II - Applications › Section 19VAC30-101-50 - Transfer to someone other than applicant

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If the application indicates that the purchase is for the
					 purpose of further transfer of a handgun to someone other than the applicant,
					 the applicant shall also provide the name, social security number, sex, height,
					 weight, race, all residence addresses within the past five years, date of
					 birth, place of birth, and citizenship of the person to whom the further
					 transfer is to be made.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part II - Applications › Section 19VAC30-101-60 - Evaluation of application

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The application must demonstrate that the purpose of the
					 purchase of more than one handgun within any 30-day period is not prohibited or
					 illegal under any federal, state, or local law.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part III - Enhanced Background Check › Section 19VAC30-101-70 - Enhanced background check

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A. Upon receipt
				  of a completed application form, a division headquarters or area office of the
				  Department of State Police shall transmit the application, in accordance with
				  policies and procedures prescribed by the Department of State Police, to State
				  Police Administrative Headquarters. Upon receipt at administrative
				  headquarters, the Department of State Police will conduct an enhanced
				  background check of the applicant and any person to whom any handgun to be
				  purchased is to be transferred. This check will include a search of all
				  available criminal history record information, including national, state, and
				  local indices. The Department of State Police will make inquiry of the local
				  law-enforcement agency having jurisdiction in the applicant's and any
				  transferee's place of residence within the past five years as to any factors
				  that would make the proposed purchase illegal under federal, state, or local
				  law prior to approval of any transaction.
B. The enhanced background check shall be
				  conducted without delay and shall be completed as soon as possible after
				  receipt of the application at administrative headquarters. However, in case of
				  electronic failure or other circumstances beyond the control of the State
				  Police, the State Police shall complete the enhanced background check as soon
				  as possible after the circumstances causing the delay have been corrected or
				  overcome.
C. Before granting a
				  multiple purchase certificate, the Department of State Police or its agents may
				  make such inquiry of the applicant and others as the Department of State Police
				  may deem necessary to determine that the application is bona fide and that the
				  information contained in the application is true and accurate. The Department
				  of State Police shall not issue a multiple purchase certificate until satisfied
				  that the requirements of §
										18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
				  Virginia and this chapter have been met.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part IV - Certificate › Section 19VAC30-101-80 - Issuance of certificate

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Upon being satisfied that the proposed purchase meets the
					 requirements of §
										18.2-308.2:2
					 of the Code of Virginia and this chapter, the Department of State Police shall
					 issue or authorize its agent to issue to the applicant a nontransferable
					 certificate authorizing the purchase of a specified number and type of
					 handguns. The nontransferable certificate shall be valid for seven days from
					 the date of issue. The Department of State Police or its agent shall make one
					 attempt to contact the applicant to notify the applicant of the issuance or
					 denial of the certificate at a telephone number provided by the applicant at
					 the time of delivery of the application.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part IV - Certificate › Section 19VAC30-101-90 - Retention of certificate

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Upon delivery of the certificate issued pursuant to
					 19VAC30-101-80, a prospective
					 transferor may proceed to transfer the number and type of handguns specified in
					 the certificate provided the transferor has complied with the provisions of
					 §
										18.2-308.2:2B
					 of the Code of Virginia. If the transferor is a dealer in firearms as defined
					 in §
										54.1-4200 of the Code of
					 Virginia, the certificate shall be surrendered to the transferor by the
					 applicant prior to the consummation of such sale and shall be kept on file at
					 the transferor's place of business for a period of not less than two
					 years.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part V - Appeals › Section 19VAC30-101-100 - Appealing the denial of a certificate

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Any person denied a certificate for the purchase of more
					 than one handgun within any 30-day period may appeal such denial to the
					 Superintendent of State Police. Such appeal shall be in writing, setting forth
					 any grounds the applicant wishes to be considered. The Superintendent of State
					 Police shall consider each such appeal and notify the applicant in writing of
					 his decision within five business days after the day on which the appeal is
					 received.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part VI - Agents › Section 19VAC30-101-110

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Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Part VII - Replacement of Lost or Stolen Handgun › Section 19VAC30-101-120 - Replacement of handgun

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A person whose handgun is stolen or irretrievably lost who
					 deems it essential that such handgun be replaced immediately may purchase a
					 single handgun without obtaining the certificate required by this chapter, even
					 if the person has previously purchased a handgun within a 30-day period,
					 provided the person provides the transferor with a copy of the official report
					 or a summary of the official police report from the law-enforcement agency that
					 took the report of the lost or stolen handgun.
NOTICE: Forms used in administering the regulation have
					 been filed by the agency. The forms are not being published; however, online
					 users of this issue of the Virginia Register of Regulations may click on the
					 name of a form with a hyperlink to access it. The forms are also available from
					 the agency contact or may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of
					 Regulations, 900 East Main Street, 11th Floor, Richmond, Virginia
					 23219.
Statutory Authority: §
												18.2-308.2:2
						of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 101 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING PURCHASES OF HANDGUNS WITHIN A 30-DAY PERIOD › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-101)

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Virginia
				  Firearms Transaction Record, SP-65 (rev. 7-1-2020)
Multiple
				  Handgun Purchase Application, SP-207 (rev. 7-1-2020)
Statutory Authority: §
											18.2-308.2:2
					 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part I - Definitions › Section 19VAC30-110-10

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part II - Virginia Firearms Clearinghouse › Section 19VAC30-110-20

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part III - Method of Reporting › Section 19VAC30-110-30

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part III - Method of Reporting › Section 19VAC30-110-40

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part III - Method of Reporting › Section 19VAC30-110-50

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part III - Method of Reporting › Section 19VAC30-110-60

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Part III - Method of Reporting › Section 19VAC30-110-70

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Statutory Authority: §§ 9.1-102 and 52-25.1 of
						the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 110 - REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE CREATION OF A CRIMINAL FIREARMS CLEARINGHOUSE › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-110)

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Criminal Firearms Clearinghouse, SP-187 (eff.
				  7/1/93).
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 115 - REPORTING AND TRACING FIREARMS CONFISCATED OR RECOVERED BY LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES › Section 19VAC30-115-10 - Reporting

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A. A
				law-enforcement agency of the Commonwealth or of a political subdivision of the
				Commonwealth shall report information regarding firearms seized, forfeited,
				found, or otherwise coming into the law-enforcement agency's possession that
				are believed to have been used in the commission of a crime to the National
				Tracing Center of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, U.S.
				Department of Justice.
B. A
				law-enforcement agency shall request, concurrent with reporting the information
				pursuant to subsection A of this section, a trace of the reported firearm from
				the National Tracing Center.
C. A
				law-enforcement agency shall make the report and request the trace required by
				subsections A and B of this section forthwith upon taking possession of the
				firearm. If making the report and request could jeopardize an ongoing criminal
				investigation, the law-enforcement agency shall make the report and request
				prior to the conclusion of the investigation.
D. To comply with subsections A and B of this
				section, a law-enforcement agency may report information or request a trace by:
1. Using eTrace, which is the paperless
				firearms trace submission system of the National Tracing Center (
https://www.atf.gov/firearms/national-tracing-center
);
				or
2. Completing and submitting a
				National Tracing Center Trace Request form (ATF E-form 3312.1).
NOTICE: The following form used in administering the
				  regulation was filed by the agency. The form is not being published; however,
				  online users of this issue of the Virginia Register of Regulations may click on
				  the name of the form to access it. The form is also available from the agency
				  contact or may be viewed at the Office of the Registrar of Regulations, General
				  Assembly Building, 2nd Floor, Richmond, Virginia 23219.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 115 - REPORTING AND TRACING FIREARMS CONFISCATED OR RECOVERED BY LAW-ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES › Form - FORMS (19VAC30-115)

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National
				  Tracing Center Trace Request, ATF E-Form 3312.1, OMB No. 1140-0043 (rev.
				  8/2016)
Statutory Authority: § 52-25.1 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 120 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGROOVED OR REGROOVABLE TIRES [REPEALED] › Section 19VAC30-120-10 to 19VAC30-120-50

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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-10 - Purpose

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The purpose of this standard is to establish specifications
				  which define standards for warning stickers or decals required to be placed on
				  all-terrain vehicles sold by retailers within the
				  Commonwealth.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-20 - Definitions

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"All-terrain vehicle" means a three-wheeled or four-wheeled
				  motor vehicle, generally characterized by large, low-pressure tires, a seat
				  designed to be straddled by the operator, and handlebars for steering, which is
				  intended for off-road use by an individual rider on various types of nonpaved
				  terrain.
"Sticker" or "decal" means a device containing consumer
				  information affixed to all-terrain vehicles.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-30 - Description and identification

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A.
				The stickers or decals are to be pressure sensitive stickers manufactured to be
				suitable for exterior application.
B. Each sticker or decal is to be a minimum
				of four inches by four inches and will contain the following wording:
WARNING
Virginia law prohibits operation of this vehicle:
1. On any public highway, or other public
				property.
2. By any person under the
				age of 16 if the vehicle is powered by an engine of more than 90 cubic
				centimeters, or any person under the age of 12 if the vehicle is powered by an
				engine of no less than 70 or more than 90 cubic centimeters.
3. By any person not wearing an approved type
				protective helmet.
4. On another
				person's property without written consent of property owner.
5. With a passenger at any time.
Engine size.....cubic centimeters
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-40 - Color

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The sticker or decal shall be white in color with black
				  lettering.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-50 - Performance requirements

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A. The
				sticker or decal shall be pressure sensitive, manufactured to be suitable for
				exterior application.
B. Adhesive
				shall be formulated adhesive which requires no wetting agent for activation.
				The adhesive shall be made for exterior use specifically on surfaces of bare or
				painted metal or vitreous enamel. The adhesive shall be of a permanent type and
				not affected by extreme heat or cold. When the sticker is properly applied to a
				suitable surface, the product shall be constructed to withstand temperatures of
				-60 to 250°F.
C. The sticker or
				decal shall have a protective liner placed over the adhesive which will serve
				as a carrier sheet.
D. Printing on
				the face of the sticker or decal shall be done using sun-resistant inks that
				will remain legible after application.
After printing, the entire surface of each sticker or decal
				  shall be covered with high gloss transparent clear coating to add sun and
				  weather resistance.
E. The
				weathering quality of the sticker or decal shall be such that they show no
				signs of cracking, fading, excessive chalking or other types of surface failure
				after completion of exposure tests.
F. The sticker or decal must withstand tests
				of destructibility after application. Once applied, the sticker must attain a
				sufficiently tight bond to the surface that it will remain affixed unless it is
				intentionally removed.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-60 - Location of sticker or decal

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The sticker or decal is to be placed on a smooth surface in
				  a location where it is visible to and readable by the operator of the
				  all-terrain vehicle. If such a suitable location is not available, then it
				  shall be placed on a smooth and reasonably flat surface on the left side of the
				  all-terrain vehicle in a location visible to a person standing beside the seat
				  of the vehicle.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 130 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR WARNING STICKERS OR DECALS FOR ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES › Section 19VAC30-130-70 - Proof of compliance

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Whenever the Superintendent of State Police deems it
				  necessary, he may require retailers of all-terrain vehicles to furnish proof
				  that the sticker or decal installed on all-terrain vehicles as required in
				  § 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia meets or exceeds the requirements of
				  this chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-915.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 140 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACK-UP AUDIBLE ALARM SIGNALS › Section 19VAC30-140-10 - Purpose

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The purpose of this standard is to establish specifications
				  which define standards and identification of back-up audible alarm signals
				  required on garbage and refuse collection and disposal vehicles and certain
				  vehicles used primarily for highway repair and maintenance.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1175.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 140 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACK-UP AUDIBLE ALARM SIGNALS › Section 19VAC30-140-20 - Definition

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"Back-up audible alarm signal" means an electric powered
				  device consisting of an alarm, alarm control circuitry and an activating switch
				  required for use on vehicles used for garbage and refuse collection and
				  disposal and on vehicles having a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight rating of
				  10,001 pounds or more and used primarily for highway maintenance and
				  repair.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1175.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 140 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACK-UP AUDIBLE ALARM SIGNALS › Section 19VAC30-140-30 - Description and identification

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The alarm will be an electric powered device consisting of
				  an alarm, alarm control circuitry, and an activating switch which meets or
				  exceeds Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) Standard J994. The alarm shall be
				  activated immediately when the transmission control mechanism is shifted into a
				  reverse position, and shall remain activated until the mechanism is shifted out
				  of the reverse position. The alarm will be identified as meeting SAE Standard
				  J994.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1175.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 140 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACK-UP AUDIBLE ALARM SIGNALS › Section 19VAC30-140-40 - Performance requirements

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Devices must meet or exceed standards as set forth in SAE
				  J994 which includes the following tests:
1. Sound level test;
2. Vibration test;
3. Rain test;
4. Corrosion test;
5. Steam test;
6. Dust test;
7. Life cycle test.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1175.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 140 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR BACK-UP AUDIBLE ALARM SIGNALS › Section 19VAC30-140-50 - Proof of compliance

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Whenever the Superintendent of State Police deems it
				  necessary, he may require the manufacturer or distributor of back-up audible
				  alarm signal devices to furnish proof that the alarm or any part of the alarm
				  meets or exceeds the requirements of this chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1175.1 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-5 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter
				  shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise.
"Overdimensional light" means a high-intensity, flashing,
				  blinking, or alternating amber warning light visible for at least 500 feet
				  required for use on any vehicle that is engaged in either escorting or towing
				  overdimensional materials, equipment, boats or manufactured housing units by
				  authority of a highway hauling permit issued pursuant to § 46.2-1139 of
				  the Code of Virginia.
"SAE" means the Society of Automotive
				  Engineers.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1026 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-10 - Purpose

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The purpose of this regulation is to establish standards and
				  specifications, as required by § 46.2-1026 of the Code of Virginia, for
				  warning lights used in the escorting or towing of overdimensional materials,
				  equipment, boats, or manufactured housing units by authority of a highway
				  hauling permit issued pursuant to § 46.2-1139 of the Code of
				  Virginia.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1026 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-30 - Description and identification

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The warning light will be a flashing or rotating amber
				  warning light that meets or exceeds Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
				  Standard J845 for warning lights. The light will be identified with the Code
				  SAE-W or SAE-W3-1, -2, -3 in accordance with SAE J759 and SAE J845, Lighting
				  and Identification Code.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1026 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-40 - Performance requirements

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Lights must meet or exceed standards as set forth in SAE
				  J575, which include the following tests:
1. Vibration test;
2. Moisture test;
3. Dust test;
4. Corrosion test;
5. Photometry test.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1026 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-50 - Color

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The color will be amber (yellow) and will meet or exceed the
				  requirements of SAE J578, Standard for color specification.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1026 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section 19VAC30-150-60 - Proof of compliance

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Whenever the Superintendent of State Police deems it
				  necessary, he may require the manufacturer or distributor of overdimensional
				  warning lights to furnish proof that the light or any part of the light meets
				  or exceeds the requirements of this chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1026 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 150 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR OVERDIMENSIONAL WARNING LIGHTS › Section - DOCUMENTS INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE (19VAC30-150)

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Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J575, June
				  1992.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J578, June
				  1995.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J759, January
				  1995.
Society of Automotive Engineers Standard J845, March
				  1992.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-5 - Definitions

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The following words and terms when used in this chapter
				  shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates
				  otherwise:
"Farm tractor" means every motor vehicle designed and used
				  as a farm, agricultural, or horticultural implement for drawing plows, mowing
				  machines, and other farm, agricultural, or horticultural machinery and
				  implements including self-propelled mowers designed and used for mowing
				  lawns.
"Highway" means the entire width between the boundary lines
				  of every way or place open to the use of the public for purposes of vehicular
				  travel in the Commonwealth, including the streets and alleys, and, for
				  law-enforcement purposes, the entire width between the boundary lines of all
				  private roads or private streets that have been specifically designated
				  "highways" by an ordinance adopted by the governing body of the county, city,
				  or town in which such private roads or streets are located.
"Lighting device" means a flashing warning light to indicate
				  both forward and rearward the presence of agricultural equipment that normally
				  travels at a rate of speed below that of other traffic.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1102 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-10 - Purpose

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The purpose of this standard is to establish specifications
				  for safety lights used on farm tractors and agricultural multipurpose drying
				  units in excess of 108 inches in width which are hauled, propelled, transported
				  or moved on the highway.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1102 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-30 - General requirements

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This lighting device shall flash at least 60 flashes per
				  minute but not more than 120 flashes per minute when operating. The safety
				  light shall meet the provisions of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
				  Standard J974 (Flashing Warning Light for Agricultural
				  Equipment).
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1102 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-40 - Test descriptions

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The flashing warning light shall be tested in accordance with
				  the following sections of SAE J575:
Section 3.1-Vibration Test
Section 3.2-Moisture Test
Section 3.3-Dust Exposure Test
Section 3.4-Corrosion Test
Section 3.5-Photometry Test
Section 3.6-Warpage Test on Devices with Plastic
				  Components.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1102 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-45 - Test requirements

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The flashing warning light shall meet the requirements of the
				  following sections of SAE J575 as applicable:
Section 4.1-Vibration Test Requirements
Section 4.2-Water Spray Test Requirements
Section 4.3-Water Submersion Test Requirements
Section 4.4-Dust Exposure Test Requirements
Section 4.5-Corrosion Test Requirements
Section 4.6-Photometry Design and Performance
				  Requirements
Section 4.7-Warpage Test Requirements.
Statutory Authority
§§ 46.2-1005 and 46.2-1102 of the Code of
					 Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-50 - Color

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The color of this warning lamp shall be amber in accordance
				  with SAE J578.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1102 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 19 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Agency 30 - DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE › Chapter 160 - REGULATIONS RELATING TO STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE SAFETY LIGHTS FOR FARM TRACTORS IN EXCESS OF 108 INCHES IN WIDTH › Section 19VAC30-160-60 - Proof of compliance

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Safety lights for use on farm tractors must be identified as
				  meeting the provisions of SAE J974 or be approved for use by the Superintendent
				  of the Department of State Police as outlined in § 46.2-1005 of the Code
				  of Virginia.
Statutory Authority
§ 46.2-1102 of the Code of Virginia.