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Under Florida Statute 316.2397(7), this regulation was modified to allow drivers to use their hazard lights during periods of “extremely low visibility” and while driving at speeds above 55 mph. Inclement weather, such as heavy rain, can create extreme low visibility conditions and thus is now considered a valid circumstance in which to use these lights.

Boudreaux from Denham Springs in the F150 says impossible!

During my 5 years at LSU, I found out easily Louisiana has the largest amount of dogshit drivers so it doesn’t surprise me in the slightest I’m taking the side of Floridans, Ohioans, and Alabamians in here

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Posted by Oilfieldbiology

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Posted on 4/10/24 at 11:43 am to GCTiger11

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this regulation was modified to allow drivers to use their hazard lights during periods of “extremely low visibility” and while driving at speeds above 55 mph.

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During my 5 years at LSU, I found out easily Louisiana has the largest amount of dogshit drivers so it doesn’t surprise me in the slightest I’m taking the side of Floridans, Ohioans, and Alabamians in here

If the visibility is so bad that it is termed “extremely low visibility”, in the name of safety you shouldn’t be driving 55 mph where a vehicle weighing over a ton can travel 80ft/second. You should pull off the road at a safe location, put on your hazard lights, and wait for the conditions to improve.

But I guess thinking that just makes me a retard from Louisiana right?

This post was edited on 4/10/24 at 11:43 am

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