Illegal to have Red Lights and No Front Plate?

[ga0358]

Just had blue LEDs installed in my fog lights. Someone mentioned it was illegal to have blue lights in Georgia, but I haven't found anything specifically stating that fact. Guess I'll find out the HARD way!!

[ttexxan]

I am in Texas and never been stop...High profile car running with orange to redish halos daily and also no front plate. With the emblem pros cup holder switches able to turn the Halos off instantly without cops even noticing. Best mod ever

[Jason@JacFab]

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Here where I live (Oregon) it is illegal to drive with red or blue lights as they are "reserved" for Police, Fire, and Medical vehicles.

[spectre_]

Originally Posted by ga0358

Just had blue LEDs installed in my fog lights. Someone mentioned it was illegal to have blue lights in Georgia, but I haven't found anything specifically stating that fact. Guess I'll find out the HARD way!!

It's illegal in Georgia to have blue lights of any kind on your car while driving on the street unless you are in law enforcement or an emergency vehicle

"O.C .G.A. § 40-8-90: Emergency Vehicles
Equipment; restrictions to use blue lights
No person, firm, or corporation shall operate a vehicle equipped with or containing a device capable
of producing blue lights, with the exception of federal, state or local law enforcement vehicles,
vehicles with a permit granted by a state agency, or antique, hobby and special interest vehicles
under certain conditions. An exception exists for any elected sheriff who is using a personal
vehicle in law enforcement activity, pursuant to an agreement between the sheriff and the county
governing authority. Violation is a misdemeanor. Any person who uses a vehicle equipped with blue
lights in the commission of a felony is subject to a fine of not less than $1,000 or not less than
one year imprisonment. Effective July 1, 2005. SB 178"