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For a vehicle covered by Florida’s bumper-height law, what determines the applicable maximum front and rear bumper heights?
Correct answer: The vehicle type and its net shipping weight.
Why
Florida’s bumper-height table applies to covered vehicles of no more than 5,000 pounds net shipping weight. It distinguishes private automobiles from trucks and uses weight ranges. Measure from the ground to the bottom of the bumper. Specific new, antique, horseless-carriage and street-rod categories are excluded; do not assume one limit fits every vehicle.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Bumper height varies by vehicle · p. 49
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