Vehicular signs shall conform to the following restrictions:
(a) Vehicular signs shall contain no flashing or moving elements.
(b) Vehicular signs shall have no element with a luminance greater 200 footlamberts.
(c) Vehicular signs shall not project beyond the surface of a vehicle for a distance in excess of 8 inches.
(d) Vehicular signs shall not be attached to a vehicle so that the driver’s vision is obstructed from any angle.
(e) Signs, lights and signals used by authorized emergency vehicles shall not be restricted.
(f) Vehicular signs shall conform to all the regulations for detached signs if:
(1) the vehicular sign is so placed as to constitute a “sign” as defined in Section 51A-7.102; and
(2) the vehicle upon which the sign is located is parked on other than a temporary basis.
(g) The owner of the vehicle upon which a vehicular sign is placed is responsible for ensuring that the provisions of this section are adhered to and commits an offense if any vehicular sign on his vehicle violates this section. If such a vehicleis found unattended or unoccupied, the registered owner of the vehicle shall be presumed to be the actual owner. The records of the state highway department or the county highway license department showing the name of the registered owner of such vehicle shall constitute prima facie evidence of actual ownership by the named individual. (Ord. 19455)