VEHICLE LIGHTING Sample Clauses

VEHICLE LIGHTING. The following are acceptable return conditions with regard to vehicle lighting:
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VEHICLE LIGHTING. Members acknowledge any vehicle being operated between the period of thirty
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VEHICLE LIGHTING. Day-time Running Lights are required
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VEHICLE LIGHTING. LED Interior Lighting - six (6) overhead lights minimum, to go on automatically when passenger door is opened and switched at driver's console. Overhead driver switched lights must be mounted above driver's door. Passenger and lift doorways must be illuminated according to CFR 49 Part 38.31 (ADA) and must be illuminated whenever respective door is open. Engine compartment must be include at least one (1) 10 foot-candle light, conveniently located. All exterior lights and reflectors to meet Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation 393.11. LED lighting package Consisting of: Running/marker Lights, Triple ID Lights, rear Turn Signals, Back-up Lights, Brake Lights (including Center Brake Light), license plate Lights and Tail Lights. Flashing directional signals, self-canceling, must be provided on the front, side (armored) or flush mounted and rear of the coach, and must permit continuous flashing of all directional lights Separate Brake Lights independent of rear hazards.
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VEHICLE LIGHTING. Day-time Running Lights are required LED Interior Lighting – Eight (8) overhead lights minimum, to go on automatically when passenger door is opened and switched at driver's console. Overhead driver switched lights must be mounted above driver's door. Passenger and lift doorways must be illuminated according to CFR 49 Part 38.31 (ADA) and must be illuminated whenever respective door is open. Engine compartment must include at least one (1) 10 foot-candle light, conveniently located. Interior dome light installed above entry door xxxxxxxx must illuminate steps and landing area. Must turn on/off with entry door when opened and closed. All exterior lights and reflectors to meet Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation 393.11. LED lighting package Consisting of: Running/marker Lights, Triple ID Lights, rear Turn Signals, Back-up Lights, Brake Lights (including Center Brake Light), license plate Lights and Tail Lights. Flashing directional signals, self-canceling, must be installed on the front, side (armored) and rear of coach, and must permit continuous flashing of all directional lights for emergency parking, even with the brakes applied (brake lights independent of rear hazards). Separate Brake Lights independent of rear hazards.
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VEHICLE LIGHTING. LED Interior Lighting - six (6) overhead lights minimum, to go on automatically when passenger door is opened and switched at driver's console. Overhead driver switched lights must be mounted above driver's door. Passenger doorway must be illuminated according to CFR 49 Part 38.31 (ADA) and must be illuminated whenever the door is open. The ramp area must be equipped with (1) exterior overhead door light and (2) LED Stepwell Lights to illuminate the entry floor/ramp platform meeting ADA specs. These lights must activate when the door is opened and or the ramp is deployed and turn off when the ramp is stowed or the door closed. Engine compartment must include at least one (1) 10 foot-candle light, conveniently located. All exterior lights and reflectors to meet Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulation 393.11. LED lighting package Consisting of: Running/marker Lights, Triple ID Lights, rear Turn Signals, Back-up Lights, Brake Lights (including Center Brake Light), license plate Lights and Tail Lights. Flashing directional signals, self-canceling, must be installed on the front, side (armored) or flush mounted and rear of the coach, and must permit continuous flashing of all directional lights Separate Brake Lights independent of rear hazards.
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