South Dakota § 32-17-23 Special lights for vehicles operated by persons with disabilities--Violation as petty offense.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 32-17-23 — Special lights for vehicles operated by persons with disabilities--Violation as petty offense.

South Dakota § 32-17-23

Title 32MOTOR VEHICLES

Ch. 32-16VEHICLE LIGHTS AND FLARES

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S.D. Codified Laws § 32-17-23 (2026).

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Any vehicle owned and operated by a person authorized by the Department of Public Safety to display a special handicapped license plate may be equipped with not to exceed two flashing lights which shall emit an amber light without glare. One such lamp may be mounted on the front and one may be mounted on the rear of such vehicle, not more than three inches from each license plate. Such lamp may be used only when such vehicle is operated by the owner thereof, when such vehicle is stopped, and when the owner - operator of the vehicle is in need of assistance. A violation of this section is a petty offense.

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Any vehicle owned and operated by a person authorized by the Department of Public Safety to display a special handicapped license plate may be equipped with not to exceed two flashing lights which shall emit an amber light without glare. One such lamp may be mounted on the front and one may be mounted on the rear of such vehicle, not more than three inches from each license plate. Such lamp may be used only when such vehicle is operated by the owner thereof, when such vehicle is stopped, and when the owner - operator of the vehicle is in need of assistance. A violation of this section is a petty offense.