Iowa HF2120 mandates that headlamps and auxiliary driving lamps on motor vehicles must display white light, with violations resulting in a simple.
Iowa HF2120 amends the state's vehicle code to require that all headlamps and auxiliary driving lamps on motor vehicles display white light. This applies to vehicles other than motorcycles, motorized bicycles, or all-terrain vehicles. The bill specifies that auxiliary driving lamps must be mounted on the front of the vehicle at a height between twelve and forty-two inches. Violators of these provisions face a simple misdemeanor charge and a $45 fine. Notably, the bill does not alter the color requirements for signal lamps.
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