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Amy Sandusky cites KRS statute on funeral procession Amy Sandusky writes: Kentucky. The law defines a funeral procession as at least two vehicles accompanying the body of a dead person when every vehicle has its headlights lit or displays a pennant. It is not specific as to whether funeral processions may go through a red light, but it grants them right-of-way at intersections if the escort vehicle displays flashing red, yellow, or blue lights, and each vehicle exercises due care. Processions must yield to emergency vehicles, trains, or when directed otherwise by a police officer. Other vehicles cannot drive between, interfere with, or pass the procession unless directed by a police officer (Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. � 189.378). --Amy Sandusky This story was posted on 2013-11-24 02:11:45
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