(a)
Antique motor vehicles, as defined in Section 82-1-2, may be equipped with two (2) acetylene head lamps of approximately equal candle
power when equipped with clear plain glass fronts, bright, six-inch spherical mirrors
and standard acetylene five-eighths (
5/8
) foot burners, not more and not less, which project a driving light sufficient to
render clearly discernible a person upon the roadway within a distance of two hundred
(200) feet but must not project a glaring or dazzling light into the eyes of approaching
drivers.
(b)
Vehicles equipped with acetylene lights as hereinbefore provided, shall also be equipped
with a rear lamp of acetylene type, which, when lighted, shall project a red light
visible for a distance of three hundred (300) feet to the rear of the vehicle and
shall be so constructed as to illuminate by a white light the rear license plate of
such vehicle so as to be read for a distance of fifty (50) feet from the rear of such
vehicle. (3-13-63; 1961 Code, § 16-192.)
