Funeral Procession - United States

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The rules applied in most of the United States are:

  • All vehicles traveling in a funeral procession must be accompanied by a licensed escort. Usually one escort is assigned for approximately every 10 to 12 vehicles.
  • Funeral processions have the right of way. People are required to yield, and not interfere or cause an obstruction. Service vehicles (firetrucks, ambulances) are excluded from this.
  • Stickers (colored markers) must be attached to front and rear windows of each vehicle.
  • Everyone that is part of the procession is required to have their lights turned on, and some states require the escort to use hazard lights.

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