LED light legality Massachusetts
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Typically anything that isn't clear or amber. The biggest thing that will give you headaches more than color (in my experience) is if they flash or blink.
I had a cop give me a hard time because on my way to school one of my LED bulbs burned out and the other on the same circuit started to flash/blink irregularly. He thought I was doing it intentionally even after I explained that the one was bad and I had to get new ones.
Granted, all of my experience is in Ohio, but they probably don't vary that much. I am sure you could just go down to the local sheriffs office.
Keep in mind though that even if it is legal in the state an dor a particular county, the city can have different laws / statutes for it.
I had a cop give me a hard time because on my way to school one of my LED bulbs burned out and the other on the same circuit started to flash/blink irregularly. He thought I was doing it intentionally even after I explained that the one was bad and I had to get new ones.
Granted, all of my experience is in Ohio, but they probably don't vary that much. I am sure you could just go down to the local sheriffs office.
Keep in mind though that even if it is legal in the state an dor a particular county, the city can have different laws / statutes for it.
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Here are the ONLY lights and the ONLY colors allowed for these lights in IL. I'm betting other states are similar:
Headlights\Fog lights: White, 5000-9300K. Not sure about lumens.
Turn signals: Amber
Running lights: Amber for sides, red for tail
License Plate: white
Brake lights: Red
And that's IT. NO other lights are allowed to be visible from the exterior of a vehicle, unless it is of a special class, such as Commercial (tractor trailer, tow truck can have additional ambers) or Municipal (police, fire, etc have red\white\blue).
I have never come across a municipality that allows "underbody" kits. I have, however, blasted past cops with mine on MANY occasions, and never had them give chase. If you DO get caught, it's only an equipment violation, so it won't affect your driving record (there is still a fine).
Headlights\Fog lights: White, 5000-9300K. Not sure about lumens.
Turn signals: Amber
Running lights: Amber for sides, red for tail
License Plate: white
Brake lights: Red
And that's IT. NO other lights are allowed to be visible from the exterior of a vehicle, unless it is of a special class, such as Commercial (tractor trailer, tow truck can have additional ambers) or Municipal (police, fire, etc have red\white\blue).
I have never come across a municipality that allows "underbody" kits. I have, however, blasted past cops with mine on MANY occasions, and never had them give chase. If you DO get caught, it's only an equipment violation, so it won't affect your driving record (there is still a fine).
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Here are the ONLY lights and the ONLY colors allowed for these lights in IL. I'm betting other states are similar:
Headlights\Fog lights: White, 5000-9300K. Not sure about lumens.
Turn signals: Amber
Running lights: Amber for sides, red for tail
License Plate: white
Brake lights: Red
And that's IT. NO other lights are allowed to be visible from the exterior of a vehicle, unless it is of a special class, such as Commercial (tractor trailer, tow truck can have additional ambers) or Municipal (police, fire, etc have red\white\blue).
I have never come across a municipality that allows "underbody" kits. I have, however, blasted past cops with mine on MANY occasions, and never had them give chase. If you DO get caught, it's only an equipment violation, so it won't affect your driving record (there is still a fine).
Headlights\Fog lights: White, 5000-9300K. Not sure about lumens.
Turn signals: Amber
Running lights: Amber for sides, red for tail
License Plate: white
Brake lights: Red
And that's IT. NO other lights are allowed to be visible from the exterior of a vehicle, unless it is of a special class, such as Commercial (tractor trailer, tow truck can have additional ambers) or Municipal (police, fire, etc have red\white\blue).
I have never come across a municipality that allows "underbody" kits. I have, however, blasted past cops with mine on MANY occasions, and never had them give chase. If you DO get caught, it's only an equipment violation, so it won't affect your driving record (there is still a fine).
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I got pulled over years ago in ohio for having blue lights in my grill..... cop gave me a hard time but I had already called the state patrol and checked them out before installing them. He didnt right me a ticket but he told me to remove them before returning to town. I stopped and ate and as I left, he pulled me over again... told me he checked it out and blue was ok as long as it wasnt flashing......
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I got pulled over years ago in ohio for having blue lights in my grill..... cop gave me a hard time but I had already called the state patrol and checked them out before installing them. He didnt right me a ticket but he told me to remove them before returning to town. I stopped and ate and as I left, he pulled me over again... told me he checked it out and blue was ok as long as it wasnt flashing......
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