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STANDARDS FOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENT - Wisconsin …

401 Trans OF TRANSPORTATIONP ublished under s. , Wis. Stats., by the Legislative Reference under s. , Stats. Updated on the first day of each month. Entire code is always current. The Register date on each pageis the date the chapter was last published. Report errors (608) 266 May 2014 No. 701 chapter Trans 305 STANDARDS FOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENTS ubchapter I General ProvisionsTrans and of , replica, street modified, reconstructed and off II Automobiles, Motor Homes and Light TrucksTrans up signal warning plate marker lamps, clearance lamps and , hoods, locks, latches and door and air pollution control pan and and projecting devices and indicator and and and affecting height of a , side and rear defroster III MotorcyclesTrans of subch.

(2) “Air pollution control equipment” has the meaning pro-vided in s. 285.30 (6), Stats. (3) “Auxiliary lamp” means any lamp mounted on a vehicle with a bulb having wattage in excess of 10 watts and which is not required equipment under ch. 347, Stats., or this chapter, except a spot lamp. Auxiliary lamps may include adverse weather lamps,

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1 401 Trans OF TRANSPORTATIONP ublished under s. , Wis. Stats., by the Legislative Reference under s. , Stats. Updated on the first day of each month. Entire code is always current. The Register date on each pageis the date the chapter was last published. Report errors (608) 266 May 2014 No. 701 chapter Trans 305 STANDARDS FOR VEHICLE EQUIPMENTS ubchapter I General ProvisionsTrans and of , replica, street modified, reconstructed and off II Automobiles, Motor Homes and Light TrucksTrans up signal warning plate marker lamps, clearance lamps and , hoods, locks, latches and door and air pollution control pan and and projecting devices and indicator and and and affecting height of a , side and rear defroster III MotorcyclesTrans of subch.

2 And , wheels and IV Heavy Trucks, Trailers and SemitrailersTrans of subch. control and body on trailers and on heavy trucks, trailers and and mud on heavy trucks, trailers and semi end system on heavy trucks, trailers and : chapter MVD 5 as it existed on February 29, 1996 was repealed and a newchapter Trans 305 was created effective March 1, I General ProvisionsTrans and scope. (1)The purpose ofthis chapter is to prescribe minimum EQUIPMENT requirements forvehicles and STANDARDS for the EQUIPMENT used on vehicles.(2)This chapter includes EQUIPMENT requirements formanufactured, homemade, street modified, replica and recon-structed vehicles and motor vehicles, including automobiles, lighttrucks, heavy trucks, motorcycles, motor homes, trailers andsemi : Cr.

3 Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3 1 (1)This chapter does notapply to the following vehicles:(a) Farm tractors and self propelled farm implements.(b) Implements of husbandry as defined in s. (24),Stats.(c) Vehicles drawn by animals.(d) Road machinery.(e) Bicycles.(f) Motor bicycles or mopeds.(g) Golf carts operated in accordance with s. (1) (b),Stats.(h) Homemade, street modified, replica or reconstructedmotor vehicles owned by a nonresident that are domiciled and reg-istered in a foreign jurisdiction and temporarily operated in Wis-consin.(i) Homemade or reconstructed vehicles registered as home-made or reconstructed vehicles in Wisconsin before January 1,1975.(2)Except as provided in sub. (4):(a) Subchapter II applies to automobiles, light trucks andmotor homes.

4 (b) Subchapter III applies to motorcycles.(c) Subchapter IV applies to heavy trucks, trailers and semi trailers.(3)Homemade or reconstructed vehicles registered in Wis-consin on or after January 1, 1975, shall meet the VEHICLE equip-ment STANDARDS in subchs. II, III and IV applicable to vehicles ofthe same type which are manufactured in the year in which thehomemade or reconstructed VEHICLE is first registered in Wiscon-sin except as specifically provided. When subchs. II, III and IVmake EQUIPMENT STANDARDS applicable to vehicles manufacturedafter a certain date, the STANDARDS apply to homemade and recon-structed vehicles first registered in Wisconsin after that date.(4)Vehicles covered under subchs. II, III and IV that are streetmodified or replica vehicles shall meet the following vehicleequipment requirements:(a) The VEHICLE EQUIPMENT requirements for a street modifiedvehicle shall be the same as the VEHICLE EQUIPMENT requirementsfor a VEHICLE of the same type and model year that is not a streetmodified VEHICLE .

5 (b) The VEHICLE EQUIPMENT requirements for a replica vehicleshall be the same as the VEHICLE EQUIPMENT requirements for avehicle of the same type and model year as the VEHICLE used forpurposes of the reproduction.(5)No section of this chapter requires vehicles meeting equip-ment requirements established by Wisconsin or federal law for the402 Trans ADMINISTRATIVE CODEP ublished under s. , Wis. Stats., by the Legislative Reference under s. , Stats. Updated on the first day of each month. Entire code is always current. The Register date on each pageis the date the chapter was last published. Report errors (608) 266 May 2014 No. 701year of original manufacture to update VEHICLE EQUIPMENT to meetincreased requirements under this chapter unless updating isrequired by ch.

6 347, Stats., or sub. (3).(6)Vehicles that were legally titled and registered in anotherjurisdiction and that met VEHICLE EQUIPMENT STANDARDS establishedby the law of the other jurisdiction and are in compliance withWisconsin EQUIPMENT requirements for that model year are notrequired to update VEHICLE EQUIPMENT to meet increased require-ments under this chapter upon titling and registration in Wiscon-sin unless updating is required by ch. 347, Stats.(7)Nothing in this chapter is intended to modify the provi-sions of ch. 347, Stats., and all vehicles to which this chapterapplies shall also comply with the requirements of ch. 347, Stats.(8)Nothing in this chapter is intended to modify the provi-sions of chs.

7 Trans 308, 325, 326, and 327, and all vehicles towhich subch. IV applies shall also comply with all applicablerequirements of chs. Trans 308, 325, 326, and : Cr. Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3 1 96; am. (6), Register,October, 1997, No. 502, eff. 11 1 97; corrections in (8) made under s. (2m)(b) 7., Stats., Register May 2004 No. No person may operate orallow to be operated on Wisconsin highways any VEHICLE subjectto this chapter that is not in conformity with the applicable require-ments of this chapter . Whenever this chapter requires a lamp ordevice to be mounted at a certain height, the distance shall be mea-sured from the center of the lamp or device to the level groundupon which the VEHICLE stands when such VEHICLE is without : Cr.

8 Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3 1 Unless a different penalty is pro-vided by statute, any violation of this chapter shall be punishableas prescribed in s. (7), : Cr. Register, February, 1996, No. 482, eff. 3 1 Words and phrases defined inchs. 340 and 341, Stats., are used in the same sense in this chapterunless a different definition is specified. In this chapter :(1) Adverse weather lamp has the meaning provided in (1m), Stats.(2) air pollution control EQUIPMENT has the meaning pro-vided in s. (6), Stats.(3) Auxiliary lamp means any lamp mounted on a vehiclewith a bulb having wattage in excess of 10 watts and which is notrequired EQUIPMENT under ch. 347, Stats., or this chapter , excepta spot lamp. Auxiliary lamps may include adverse weather lamps,fog lamps, driving lamps and off road lamps.

9 (4) Back up lamp means any lamp designed to provideroad illumination to the rear of a VEHICLE when the VEHICLE is inreverse gear.(5) Braking system means the components required to stopa motor VEHICLE including the braking pedal, master cylinder, con-necting hoses, lines, fluids, linkage, drums, shoes, rotors, pads,calipers and parking brake.(6) Bumper means a device mounted at the front or rear ofa VEHICLE for absorbing shock and providing a contact point thatmay reduce damage to the VEHICLE in a collision.(7) Designated seating position has the meaning providedin 49 CFR (7m) Door handle means a device including a knob, latchrelease or lever that is used to open or close, or both, a door eitherfrom the interior or exterior of a VEHICLE .

10 (8) Driver s compartment means the interior part of thevehicle designed for use by the VEHICLE operator while controllingthe movement of the VEHICLE .(9) Driving lamp means an auxiliary lamp which projects afixed narrow beam of light intended to illuminate objects beyondthe normal distance illuminated by headlamps.(10) Exhaust system means all components used on a motorvehicle for discharging exhaust fumes including mufflers.(11) Federal clean air act has the meaning provided in (1) (a), Stats.(12) Fender means a guard or covering over the wheels ofa VEHICLE to prevent the splashing of water, mud or other materialswhich may be thrown by the wheels.(13) Firewall means that portion of the VEHICLE separatingthe passenger compartment from the engine compartment.


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