Vermont § 1254 - Emergency warning lamp; definition As used in sections 1251–1255 of this subchapter, “emergency warning lamp”:
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§ 1254. Emergency warning lamp; definition As used in sections 1251–1255 of this subchapter, “emergency warning lamp”:
- (1) means a lamp or lamps that provide a flashing light to identify an authorized vehicle
on an emergency mission that may be a rotating beacon or pairs of alternately or simultaneously
flashing lamps; and (2) does not include a lamp or lamps that provide an exclusively amber flashing light. (Added 2023, No. 165 (Adj
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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