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

HB 74 requires operators of animal-drawn vehicles (like horse-drawn carriages) to install specific lighting and reflective equipment when operating on state highways, primarily during low-visibility hours. It mandates a white front light visible 1,000 feet, a red rear light or equivalent reflectors (covering a 3-inch area), and a flashing amber/red light on the left side during nighttime hours (sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise). The law exempts agricultural equipment operators without livestock, who must instead display a slow-moving vehicle emblem. These rules aim to improve safety by ensuring animal-drawn vehicles are visible to motor vehicles from at least 500 feet.