I think there is something about it being a certain size in height, such as 4.5" tall.Todd Adams said:Bumpers must be the full track width of the vehicle and be a minimum of 4 1/2"
This is from the state safety handbook.
Got this ticket last year. From the cops mouth It needs to be 6 inches tall and protrude from the frame a min. of i think he said 4.5 inchesHickey said:I think there is something about it being a certain size in height, such as 4.5" tall.
Hopefully someone has a link to that section of the code, Otherwise, all YJ bumpers would not meet that restriction.crapmanche4l said:Got this ticket last year. From the cops mouth It needs to be 6 inches tall and protrude from the frame a min. of i think he said 4.5 inches
crapmanche4l said:Got this ticket last year. From the cops mouth It needs to be 6 inches tall and protrude from the frame a min. of i think he said 4.5 inches
Those bastids I'll kill'emSupergper said:then you got screwed
Listen to what Todd and Hickey have said...here it is straight from the source.
Utah Code
He probably just wanted to molest you.crapmanche4l said:Those bastids I'll kill'em
41-6-148.33. Bumpers.
(1) Every motor vehicle shall be equipped with a bumper on both front and rear of the vehicle, except those that were not originally designed or manufactured with a bumper or bumpers.
(2) (a) On all motor vehicles under 15,000 GVWR, bumpers shall be:
(i) at least 4.5 inches in vertical height;
(ii) centered on the vehicle's center line; and
(iii) extend no less than the width of the respective wheel track distance.
(b) Bumpers shall be securely mounted, horizontal load bearing, and attached to the vehicle's frame to effectively transfer impact when engaged.
(3) When any motor vehicle is originally or later equipped with bumpers, the bumpers shall be maintained in operational condition and shall comply with this section.
Amended by Chapter 47, 2001 General Session
[(l)] (i) "Wheel track" means the shortest distance between the center of the tire treads on the same
axle. On vehicles having dissimilar axle widths, the axle with the widest distance is used for all calculations.
(3) The provisions of Sections 41-6-148.29 through 41-6-148.33 do not apply to the following
vehicles:
(a) implements of husbandry;
(b) farm tractors;
(c) road machinery;
(d) road rollers; and
(e) historical vehicles or horseless carriages that have been restored as near to original condition
as is reasonably possible.
Hickey said:He probably just wanted to molest you.
PierCed_3 said:I don't think I wheel with one person that has a front bumper... Open roof Jeep that is. Maybe the cops are just selective? Anyone been pulled over for this besides crapmanche?