An Act relative to obstructed views while driving

This bill amends Massachusetts traffic laws to clarify that small items hanging from a vehicle's rearview mirror do not automatically violate obstruction rules. The change directly affects drivers who use rearview mirrors to hold small objects, such as air fresheners or sunglasses, without fear of a citation. By adding a specific exemption, the legislation removes the ambiguity that previously allowed officers to issue tickets for these common accessories. The text explicitly states that the presence of one or more small items in this location does not constitute a violation on its own.