LED lights under the trailer

Technically, you can only run red and amber (and headlights of course). People have been running blue dots in the cat walk for decades. I think the DOT is more forgiving than they used to be with regards for lights. But your mileage may vary depending on mood.

 

I know in florida, when I had street glow neons under my ford explorer I spoke with a state trooper about it.

He told me on my explorer any color other than blue or red was OK. You can have blue or red but only if your vehicle is stopped and the ignition is off (car show).

I asked him about big rigs since I too have seen blue lights lighting up the cat walk. He told me he doesn't bother truckers as long as the lights cannot be seen directly from behind or forward. For instance you're not allowed to have front facing red lights, only amber or headlights. As far as under lighting goes, he told me he doesn't care with big trucks as long as they're not flashing or strobing since he feels people should have enough sense to know something as big as an 18 wheeler isn't an emergency vehicle.

So yes, I believe most dot officers won't bother you about it, legal or not.

 

I had my air cleaners glowing with green lights inside. TN coop made me cut all the wires to them. Only homeland security can have green.

 

Wow smokey bear. Expecting motorists to have shall we say "common" sense.

 

I had green ones in Washington got a ticket 125 dollars. DOT told me only volunteer fire department can run green. You could only see them from the side. What an A-Hole!!! Asked Oregon DOT they told me as long as they weren't flashing they were fine. But he did say it depends on the officer though.

 

No, he was a dick!

 

Super coop on 65 around 3rd shift?