California Vehicle Code (CVC) Towing Authority Quiz

Maximum speed for towing vehicles in California on highways is 55 mph.

California Vehicle Code requires a minimum distance of 3 feet between a towing vehicle and the one being towed.

Requirements and regulations for towing vehicles in California are governed by Section 3000 of the Vehicle Code.

Any motor vehicle used for towing purposes is legally defined as a 'towing vehicle' under the California Vehicle Code.

The maximum allowable length for a towed vehicle when towing in California is 30 feet.

Violating California Vehicle Code towing regulations can result in a fine of up to $1000.

A vehicle combination can be up to 55 feet in length without requiring special mirrors in California.

California Vehicle Code mandates that all lights must be functional on both the towing and towed vehicles when towing.

A vehicle displaying a 'Slow-Moving Vehicle' emblem must be pulled off the roadway in California when there are more than 5 vehicles behind it.

A vehicle combination (towing and towed vehicles) can weigh up to 20,000 pounds without requiring a special permit in California.

If a towed vehicle obstructs the view of the towing vehicle's license plate in California, both license plates must be displayed.

The maximum speed limit for a vehicle towing trailers on a two-lane undivided highway in California is 45 mph.