Modifies provisions relating to lighting and reflective material requirements for animal-driven vehicles

HB 2192 updates the lighting and reflective material rules for animal-driven vehicles traveling on state highways. The bill requires these vehicles to display specific white and red lights or approved reflectors during low-light conditions, such as after sunset or when streetlights are required. Additionally, operators must use a flashing amber light on the rear of the vehicle between sunset and one hour before sunrise, unless they are driving agricultural equipment without livestock. The legislation also mandates that the Department of Public Safety create detailed rules for how these lights and reflective materials must be mounted. Violations of these new requirements are classified as infractions.