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- Could I Get a Ticket for LED Lights or Customized Headlights?
Replacing a burnt headlight is, of course, legal and required But what about replacing that light with a red bulb or adding red strobe lights under the car? Here are some pointers about how to ensure your vehicle's new look is legal
- Laws and Restrictions for Customized Vehicle Lights - Nolo
Most regulations on headlights and taillights set limits on color and brightness In compliance with federal recommendations, all states require headlights to be white or amber It's usually illegal if any other color of light can be seen from the front of the vehicle
- How to Legally Upgrade and Customize Your Vehicle Lighting - AllLaw
To prevent other drivers from being confused with an emergency vehicle, it is generally illegal to have any color of light—other than amber or white—visible from the front of the vehicle Many after-market products are available to modify headlights and the vehicle front, including halos and demon-eyes
- Guide to Unlawful Vehicle Modifications: State Laws - FindLaw
Whether subtle or drastic, some vehicle modifications are illegal Certain modifications are less obvious, like a window tint Other customizations, such as a loud exhaust system or custom lighting, are hard to miss and can be easily heard or seen on public roads
- Is it Illegal to Customize My Car Headlights and Taillights?
Learn about the legality of customizing car headlights and taillights, including safety concerns, legal restrictions, and best practices to ensure your modifications comply with local laws
- The Guide to Legal Car Modifications for All States
Violating the laws related to vehicle modifications can result in fines and penalties, so when driving around your hometown, or planning a trip out of state, be sure to check that any modifications to your vehicle comply with state laws and regulations
- This U. S. State Bans Popular Headlight Upgrade—Is Your Car Now Illegal?
Learn what the new law means for drivers, how to stay compliant, and what legal options remain for upgrading your headlights Massachusetts has outlawed aftermarket LED headlight bulbs in halogen housings, citing safety concerns
- What Are the Legal Headlight Colors? - CarParts. com
According to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) 108, you can’t modify your vehicle’s headlights You can only replace broken headlights with the same model that your vehicle originally had
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