Driving in the Rain? Turn Your Headlights ON!
Featured Stories, News Thursday, May 10th, 2012
Traffic along a rainy Earl Rudder Freeway outside the WTAW studios.
It’s not a state law in Texas, but local law enforcement suggests having headlights on when driving in the rain.
Officer Jon Agnew of the Bryan Police Department did an unofficial survey during storms earlier in the week.
On his drive from the police department to the WTAW studios in College Station for his Tuesday afternoon interview, Agnew counted one out every six vehicles had headlights on.
Some states require headlights on when windshield wipers are working. Agnew says Texas law requires headlights to be visible from 1,000 feet.
WTAW’s Bill Oliver visits with Bryan PD Officer Jon Agnew.
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Posted by Bill Oliver
on May 10 2012. Filed under Featured Stories, News.
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Clear the roads of the gangbangers on Beck street and I will turn my headlights on. Seriously how many times in a day do we have to let these gangs block the streets in the Brazos county DA Gang injunction zone in the Downtown areas of Bryan
That’s what we need… unnecessary glare off of the wet road…