Installed LED side flood lights.
When we drive along mountain and other smaller dark at night roads, there have been many times when we simply could not see what we were turning into such as a ditch, stump, rock, etc... I was looking...
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RoyB wrote:
...I always had bright lights like those mounted on the top bar of my jeeps and every time DOT SAFETY INSPECTIONs came up I had to remove them before they would issue my inspection sticker.
There is definite DOT rules involved when mounting lights on the FRONT and REAR of vehicles. There is also DOT laws on how many lights can be ON at the same time on vehicles. Then when you finally figured what can be installed they hit with non-approved DOT lens on the light assemblies hehe..
Very good points.
Washington does have specific rules regarding lighting, but the good thing is they don't have annual vehicle inspections like some states do. I know Washington only allows a certain quantity of forward facing lights to be on a given time, when on public roads.
They really aren't much different than cornering lights, which some luxury cars have, which get activated when a turn signal is turned on.
I just helped my brother install a pair of these in his rear bumper...
6" oval LED light
Same concept, just oval instead of round.
