Yes it is. US Transportation code requires an independant brake light in the center rear of the vehicle. TX transportation code allows enforcement of those codes.
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Yes it is. US Transportation code requires an independant brake light in the center rear of the vehicle. TX transportation code allows enforcement of those codes.
I'm assuming this is only for 1986-newer cars and 1994-newer trucks. My '57 Chrysler doesn't have one... and won't get one either.
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I don't think it's enforced too regularly. I see trucks all the time with campers shells or the Roll bar type attachments on the back covering the 3rd brake light...
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I've got mine covered by a camper shell. I see people all the time around here with them covered. Might be illegal but doesn't seem to be enforced too often.
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