Washington § 46.37.517 - Body and body hardware.

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§ 46.37.517. Body and body hardware.

(1) The body, fenders, and bumpers shall be maintained without protrusions which could be hazardous to pedestrians. In addition, the bumpers shall be so attached and maintained so as to not protrude beyond the original bumper line.
(2) The hood, hood latches, hood fastenings, doors, and door latches shall be maintained in a condition sufficient to ensure proper working equal to that at the time of original vehicle manufacture.
[ 1977 ex.s. c 355 s 44.]

Notes

Severability—1977 ex.s. c 355:  See note following RCW 46.37.010.
Lowering vehicle below legal clearance: RCW 46.61.680.

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