In Oregon law, a funeral procession is defined (in ORS 801.288) as, “two or more vehicles, including any Funeral Lead Vehicle or Funeral Escort Vehicle, accompanying the body or cremated remains of a ...

Idaho drivers must yield the right-of-way to funeral processions, ... The funeral lead vehicle must have at least one lighted rotating or oscillating lamp exhibiting a red light visible 500 feet ...

In Missouri, funeral processions have the right-of-way- at intersections regardless of traffic lights and other state and local traffic signs, however, the first car in the procession will need to ...

Under state law, anyone driving in a funeral procession should have their headlights and hazard lights on. All cars in the procession should be on the right side of the road and follow each other ...

Traffic lights: The cars within the funeral procession are not required to stop for traffic stops so if you encounter one while crossing, stop until the funeral procession has finished crossing ...

Watch for the last vehicle in the procession. That vehicle will be marked with two flags and will have its hazard lights flashing. Do funeral processions have to alert citizens?

"If you see a line of cars with flashing lights on, it's probably a funeral procession and no matter what kind of hurry you may be in, it's not worth somebody's life," Hullum said.

Some funeral processions are short, and some are rather long. E-Edition; Logout Sign In ... regardless of the traffic lights or signs, the entire funeral procession can continue through as well.