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When towing another vehicle with a chain or cable the flag which is attached to the chain or cable must be what color?
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∙ 13y ago
I do believe it is not legal any longer to tow with a chain or cable, but in the Driver's handbook it states that if you do it must be WHITE and no less than 12 Inches squared.
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