Assume the state of Georgia enacted a statute requiring the use of curved rear-fender mudguards on commercial trucks operating within Georgia state lines and made it illegal for trucks to use straight rear-fender mudguards within the state. In all other states, straight mudguards are legal. There is slight evidence that curved rear-fender mudguards are slightly safer than straight mudguards.

If challenged in court, will the Georgia statute likely be upheld as constitutional? Why or why not?