In Vermont, before driving after a snowfall, you must clear snow from:
Only the windshield and front windows.
Vermont requires more comprehensive clearing.
The roof, hood, trunk, and all windows.
Only the roof.
Windows and hood must also be cleared.
Nothing — visibility is the driver's judgment.
Vermont mandates clearing as a matter of law.
Vermont law requires drivers to clear snow and ice from the roof, hood, trunk, and all windows before driving on public roads. Snow flying off a vehicle at highway speed can cause crashes for drivers behind. Violations are traffic tickets with fines.
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