Is it legal to ride with blue led lights on in FL?
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I dont know about florida, but it seems police would rather have you scene then not . This is on my harley.
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In Nebraska Blue is Okay. Red and Green are Not. Also, the bulb, Pod, Strip Can Not be seen or visible. the color can not pulse, rotate, flash, strobe. they have to stay a solid color.
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No this scooter does not have LED lights. This scooter is for 2 adult riders so can easily hold about 250/260 pounds.
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I cannot say for sure. It depends on depth/ size of the socket fixture. Blue bulbs on exterior locations are illegal in NJ.
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Yes. You can use it however many times a day you want to. It says it only has 30 uses but my blue lights have out after 25
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And Kyle cummins just to let you know that it is illegal in Louisiana to use them as side marker lights and lisence plate lights. I found that out after I got a ticket :/
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No. Keep it as is a plug in. Also don't use 12 volt standard lights. Go to Wal-Mart and get the led strip lights in clear. You will have more light than you can imagine and if you want to they are adhesive so you can stick them almost anywhere. There is no risk of any heat issues. Most people don't know but the longer the run in 12 volt apps. you get more resistance thus heat issues. No problem with led's. I have 84 chevy p/u put them on the sides and in middle looks like daylight. Hope this helps. PS Automotive section. John
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They are not. From the description: Lamps are ECE compliant and legal for on-road use only in Canada However, the light pattern is awesome and you'll swear you're running projectors instead of H4 4x6's.
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These lights are very bright and have a wide angle, would not work as fog lights, driving lights maybe. They are not intended for on road use. Off road they would be great driving lights. I am sure they would not be street legal in any state.
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Yes, if I recall correctly, I believe the blue light ring can be turned off. I'm pretty sure about that.
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In particular NO BLUE LIGHTS! The bane of our e-existence. Blue lights. Argh. Red doesn't wreck night vision - one of the reasons it's not so annoying (except when you'd wish there were none). But blue demands your attention. Now! Really? Now! Ack! Like the new(ish) blue headlights wreck your night vision as well. No Blue Leds!
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In texas, if you put them in the stock housings, they're illegal. If you put them in projectors, they're legal. Most cops will not bother pulling you over for improper headlight bulbs/housings. He might give you a ticket if you piss him off after he's got you pulled over.
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yes, absolutely you can. I discovered that it is quite powerful even in daylight, so now when I bike in town if I'm riding on roads (and not on the numerous ally ways in my town) I use the flashing red rear lite from this item every time I go out, night or day. I've started to use the flashing front LED light as well. Cars need to see me if I'm on the road.
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Yes. Lights up with a blue light. Very cool. You can also turn it off if you want. :)
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Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing... » Read More Yes they are legal in all 50 states depending on the color you get S5.8, Replacement Equipment, of FMVSS No. 108 states that all replacement bulbs are approved as long as the wiring of the vehicle is not changed, ex. I run 6000K on a lifted 2000 Silverado truck with chrome reflection in the housing that is legal because it was an addition of wiring not a full redesign of wiring to allow the lights to operate. The only problem you might have is people pulling their high beams on you. The only other thing that might get you depending on where you live is you can only have 4 forward facing lights on at a time while driving in traffic. Hope this helps « Show Less
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No, these are not reccomended for automotive use. I would recommend LED strips or neon bars. However, keep in mind LED on automomobiles is illegal while driving but while stationary is perfectly legal. Thanks.
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Yes, the front Sill protectors will light up with blue LED's. The rears do not light up.
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We have an 83 shovel head, one set lit up nearly the whole bike. They were put under the tank. But the local cops pulled us over and said no blue lights on a bike. So you might check on that before ordering the blue.