MARYLAND TACOMAS

Dunedin florida to glum burnie 14.5 hrs

 

im done, sorry

 

I did glen burnie to Cumberland in about 2.5 hours this morning for work...

 

that aint bad at awl

 

Uh, yuh.

 

WAT.

Joe's another almost 30min west but works in Cumberland...so....

 

If this came up earlier I'd take it out there. Heading to Hagerstown tomorrow though.

 

Well if you want it arrange it with Joe and I can meet him and get it for you on a Sunday (my only regular day off) and then meet you

 

He's gotta find it first.

 

Lmao well 101miles straight across. But in any case its do able with the right vehicle and conditions Lol

 

In case you guys were wondering I looked up laws on lights after getting highbeamed by a cop today on the way home from work cause my headlights are bright. There is no written law regulation how BRIGHT they can be. Only that they are aligned correctly which mine is aligned at stock and I'm still stock height for now... Also looked up aux lights, spot lights (we can have one) and fog lights...

 

How tall are our ditch mounts with a 3" lift? Also not sure where roof mounted lights fall under since it only says "certain lamps other than..."

 

http://www.lexisnexis.com/hottopics/mdcode/

This is the website

 

There is some sort of legal light limit, because some european bulbs have enough light power to

A. Not be legal for road use
B. Burn up your harness because of all the extra draw

I also firmly believe HIDs in stock housings should be illegal. So he probably knows that you have them by all the shitily scattered light and holds a similar opinion.

 

Pretty sure ditch lights are not legal for road use and at one Offroad lights that where mount above the headlight had to have a cover on them not sure now with led light bars

 

I'm a law breaker lol

I have covers on my ditch lights they just happen to be amber lol and the bar in the hood scoop yup can't get a cover on it

 

Ps I know when the skid plate is its just moving stuff to get to it. If I would of known I was in Baltimore this past weekend.

 

Not for road use is probably a generic label to avoid being sued by someone using them in an area where there are written laws against such specs. MD does not appear to be one of them.

 

At least not in any of the codes I read through, grant it there's more laws on the books than people living in this state lol

 

Interpretation of the law by law enforcement and Judiciary system makes a difference .I have been pulled over in the past for having uncovered lights above the windshield that were not turned on and it was daytime of course it was before most of you were born and laws change