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A passenger vehicle has been modified so the front fender is 5 inches higher than the rear. What does the Mississippi handbook say about operating that altered vehicle?
Correct answer: The 5-inch front rise is within the prohibited range.
Why
The handbook prohibits operating a passenger vehicle altered so its front fender is 4 or more inches higher than its rear fender. The question describes a 5-inch altered difference; it does not treat an original manufacturer design as an aftermarket alteration.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Squatted Vehicle Law · p. 20
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