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jamesbtex
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Spoke with Senior Corporal Michel of the Dallas police and he confirmed the same conclusion I came to after investagating the Texas law and city ordinances.
Here's what he said.:
It's illegal to display any kind of red/blue lights from the front, (including strobes, head lights, those little blue wind shield sprayer lights, license plate lights, tire valve stem lights, or Neon's.
It's also illegal to display any kind of white light from the rear.
However Green, Purple, or Pink Neon's are perfectly legal in the state of Texas to run while the vehicle is in motion.
They just can't be white, blue, or red.
Only other rule is that no part of the neon blub can be directly visible,(Looks like I have to block the view of the front blub through the tow hook openings).
He said this may change in the future but he was not aware of any cities that had passed laws on this either.
I'm still checking with Plano.
However based on this looks like I'm all set to do some Road Glowing!!!

Here's what he said.:
It's illegal to display any kind of red/blue lights from the front, (including strobes, head lights, those little blue wind shield sprayer lights, license plate lights, tire valve stem lights, or Neon's.
It's also illegal to display any kind of white light from the rear.
However Green, Purple, or Pink Neon's are perfectly legal in the state of Texas to run while the vehicle is in motion.

They just can't be white, blue, or red.
Only other rule is that no part of the neon blub can be directly visible,(Looks like I have to block the view of the front blub through the tow hook openings).
He said this may change in the future but he was not aware of any cities that had passed laws on this either.
I'm still checking with Plano.
However based on this looks like I'm all set to do some Road Glowing!!!

