Colorado B.S. Thread

Blue, Never heard of that.

 

Supposed to cut thru the snow better but if you are caught using then here, nice ticket of impersonating a police officer. You can get the blue covers for some of the led pods but I don't think it's worth trying.

 

Yeah, Zero interest but I assume it also helps with night vision since little white spectrum in them (Causing pupils to Dilate)

 

MRE doo-doo paper?

 

Hump Dayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!

 

Spicy is making regular appearances again!

 

@2016spicytaco i knew you couldn't stay away from us

 

Wound it be "impersonating"? After all there red and blue and everyone's tail lights are red. So wound it be wrong to have blue? I'm understanding was as long as it's not flashing.

 

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Go ask a cop first.
I've got orange covers and want to order blue.

But what's the difference in running orange covers when that's what construction and emergency vehicles use

 

Trooper explains illegal light colors in interview.

http://www.fortmorgantimes.com/fort...9618032/tips-from-trooper-vehicle-lights-laws

Most of the popular colors I have seen are green, red and blue. All three of these colors are illegal to display on a civilian motor vehicle and will result in a summons into court or a citation with a fine, depending on the color.

If we form a TacomaWorld Volunteer FireFighter org we can be legal in some areas

http://www.lakewood.org/City_Clerk/...of_Certain_Vehicles_and_Equipment/2147489774/

3. A member of a volunteer fire department or a volunteer ambulance service who possesses a permit from the fire chief of the fire department or chief executive officer of the ambulance service through which the volunteer serves to operate a vehicle pursuant to Section 42-4-222 (1)(b) C.R.S.; or

 

Correct, it's not impersonating it's just the fact that the lights are reserved for certain vehicles. If everyone ran around running those color lights, then people would ignore them a little more when they were being lawfully used to tell you to get the hell out of the way.

When i came out to CO it was quite an adjustment seeing snow plows and road crews using blue since they were only allowed to use amber or green in Florida.

 

I'm going off info I had years ago when looking in to under lighting for a car, red and blue could get you in trouble back then. Don't know about now though

 

They have snow plows in Florida?

 

Under lighting is the gateway to Spinning Rims- JUST SAY NO!

 

I don't recall telling you that you could leave your room young man!

 

I have lights on my Harley but I never ride with them on (usually...)

 

Also, has to do with placement. For instance, Red is legal so long as it's the rear part of the vehicle. Most states stipulate how far forward the red can be.

 

Leave me alone Steve O- word on the street is you missed me