Posted by John in La on April 01, 2010 at 02:31:20 from (68.222.11.244):
In Reply to: OT,NY hitch law posted by JayinNY on March 31, 2010 at 18:58:22:
Several states have this law but I have only heard of one instance where it was enforced. Think it was N.H. or Vermont.
While the hitch will protect your truck and most people are of the mind set that if someone rear ends me; who cares how banged up the other guys car is; they do negate the crush zone built into stock bumpers.
There has also been several cases where the pin has come out and the hitch has gone threw a windshield of another vehicle causing a fatality. Most times this goes as a unsolved case of manslaughter because the driver of the truck does not know he caused a accident and drives off.
The next law you may see is where they enforce bumper height from roadway on these raised 4 wheel drive trucks. This is real dangerous because the car drives under the truck and the first thing to make real contact can be the windshield of the car hitting the rear bumper of the pickup.
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