76373777@sdcc3.UUCP (76373777) (10/22/84)
<</^\=/^\=/^\=@:)' munch, munch, gobble, crunch... In California, you may not drive with your parking lights on unless your headlights are also on. You may park with your parking lights on if the car is 1) not in motion, and 2) within ten feet of the roadside. You may not drive with more than six lights illuminated on the front of your car, each headlight counting as one light (except that dual-lamp headlights (where both bulbs are lit on high-beam) only count as one light per pair). Thus, if your car has the permitted 2 fog lamps, 2 driving lamps, 2 passing lamps, and 2 spotlights in addition to the required headlights and permitted parking lights, you can only have three sets lit at a time. Wheeee! It is forbidden to aim your spotlights more than forty-eight inches off the surface of the road, or so that the focus of their beams is to the left of the line extending forward from the left side of your car.