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Which taillight setup meets Ohio's rule for an ordinary passenger car?
Correct answer: At least one taillight that shows a red light seen from 500 feet to the rear
Why
Taillights let drivers behind you see your car at night and in poor weather, in time to slow down. Ohio law requires the taillight to come on with the headlights, and a white light must make the rear plate readable from 50 feet. The two brake lights also show red and must be seen from 500 feet when you press the brake.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Vehicle equipment · p. 7
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