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An ordinary private utility trailer weighs 1,600 pounds empty. What braking equipment does Idaho normally require?
Correct answer: Driver-controlled brakes that apply if it breaks away
Why
An ordinary trailer with an unladen weight of 1,500 pounds or more must have adequate brakes controllable from the towing driver’s position and designed to apply automatically on accidental breakaway. This question excludes the statute’s special agricultural-equipment exception.
Verified against Idaho Code 49-933 · Brakes on a private trailer
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