Ohio bill would require headlights when wipers used
Ohio lawmakers consider a bill to require motorists to turn on headlights whenever they operate windshield wipers. The proposal, backed by educators and safety groups, would make the offense secondary with penalties up to 500 dollars or 60 days in jail for repeat violations.
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