You`ve probably noticed that different types of headlights have come to you in recent years. I was recently in front of cars with purple, blue and even bright yellow headlights. Are they legal? They look so bright, especially the yellow ones. They were so bright that I had to turn all my mirrors and drive 40 miles an hour and sit far in the seat just to see in front of me, with bright lights. It really became a problem when I hit another car. What should I do if something like this happens again because the car with the bright yellow headlights can live near me? Help! I think these extra bright headlights should be banned! They are a rolling death trap! That said, as a Department of Public Safety source told me, ground-effect fires, as you describe them, whether on a motorcycle, a car or a truck, are not acceptable in Oklahoma. We know that many Street Glow enthusiasts love it, but also be careful not to install lights on or near license plates. License plate lighting must be white, but the law does not allow the installation of additional lighting nearby. For those of you who have “other” lights, read slowly, please: D. Blue light is prohibited, except in the cases authorized in articles 12-218, 12-218.1 and 12-229 of this title. Because it`s not illegal to sell them, it`s not illegal to buy them, it`s illegal to use them in a vehicle in Oklahoma, the source said.
One. Each approved emergency vehicle shall be equipped with flashing red or blue lights or a combination of flashing red and blue lights in addition to all other equipment and distinguishing features required under this Title. Lights must be visible for five hundred (500) feet in direct sunlight. 3. Flashing red, blue, white or any combination of red, blue or white lights attached to the four corners of the vehicle emitting the flashing lights so that they are visible at three hundred and sixty (360) degrees; and I found laws regarding red and blue lights, but I couldn`t find anything about the display of purple lights under the vehicle. The officer told my neighbour that they were arresting people all the time for this offence and writing tickets, but they couldn`t say what was illegal about it except “It`s against the law”. In summary, a soldier from the Oklahoma Highway Patrol told me, “White is the color of lighthouses. The new lights look blue, but they are approved if they come from the manufacturer like this. They should have a truer white color. No other color of headlights is allowed. My source told me that there were a lot of comments from the drivers, such as: “Well, so-and-so she sells, so-and-so she sells, so why are they illegal? Why are they allowed to sell them? One of my neighbors has a motorcycle with purple ground effects that light up under the vehicle at night. He was recently arrested and ticketed by a police officer in the town of Edmond for improper equipment.
I have reviewed the city`s order under which the summons was written. which contains nothing about the use of these luminaires. The city`s ordinance has a “catch-all” paragraph that says, “. nor can a vehicle possess equipment prohibited by State law. I went through the Oklahoma state regulations that govern vehicle equipment, and I couldn`t find anything related to “ground effects.” Send your traffic questions to Don Gammill at The Oklahoman, P.O. Box 25125, Oklahoma City, OK 73125. You can fax to 475-3183, email bgammill@oklahoman.com or call them 475-3932. 4. A flashing red, blue, yellow light or any combination of red, blue or yellow lights that emit the flashing light at the rear of the vehicle. […] C. The operation of a vehicle in which the registration plate is partially or completely surrounded or framed by one or more additional lamps or otherwise illuminated by one or more additional lamps constitutes a violation of this Section.
In addition, the display and visibility of the rear registration plate shall comply with Article 1113(A)(2) of this Title. “The rear lights must be yellow or red. Other colors are not allowed. Here`s an update for you on the Kilpatrick Turnpike, much of which will be expanded. “(2) Shows a red or yellow light or a hue between red and amber visible at a distance of at least five hundred (500) feet back in direct sunlight; and 4. a towing vehicle or a towing vehicle at the scene of an emergency situation or the loading or unloading of a vehicle in the immediate vicinity of traffic, according to safety measures or to indicate the presence of a danger to traffic for vehicles requiring unusual care when approaching, overtaking or overtaking, as provided for in points 12 to 218.1 of this Title; Oklahoma is a state in the western United States. Oklahoma is the 20th largest and 28th most populous of the 50 United States. As a major producer of natural gas, oil, and agriculture, Oklahoma is built on an economic foundation of aviation, energy, telecommunications, and biotechnology. It has one of the fastest growing economies in the country and is among the top states in terms of per capita income growth and gross domestic product.
