Does this mean we can have red led neon under car lights at the back.
Are neon lights illegal in nsw.
Avoid lights that may dazzle.
Legal types of neon lights.
As such additional underbody lighting such as neon lights and ultra violet lights are acceptable provided the light omitted is not blue yellow red or white.
Do not use or allow any light fitted to your vehicle to dazzle another road user.
White lights are allowed to be fitted to the front of the car.
Led lights have become popular in a variety of applications including in televisions digital clocks and now in car lights.
Neon underglow lights are especially popular among aftermarket car dealers and owners seeking to enhance the look of a car among other things.
Led bulbs are now much more common in cars including brake lights fog lights and interior lights.
A person does not need to be an occupant of that vehicle for this to occur.
White lights on front red lights at back so.
Additional lamps must be electrically wired independently of all other lamps and must include a separate switch.
Of the last two red.
Led headlights are increasing in popularity too.
And white led neon under car lights at.
Red lights at the side of the car.
Avoid looking at the headlights of oncoming vehicles.
Thats why numberplate lights are shrouded but ironically you can t be failed in nsw for actually showing white light to the rear from the number plate lights as long as they operate and illuminate the plate.
Illegal types of neon lights.
They add on 50hp.
The use of blue lights are reserved for police vehicles in queensland but ambulances and fire engines in other states may use blue lights.
But its all talk about blue ones.
Hey i searched the forum.
Neon lights are legal in some ways and illegal in others which means that you have to pay close attention to this section if you are thinking of having them fitted.
Neon lights are sick man.
Electrical wiring of additional lamps.
The switch should be located in a position that allows the driver to easily turn the lamps on or off.
I read somewhere in the nsw rta site that its legal to have only.
If you are dazzled by glaring or high beam lights look to the left side of the road and drive to the left of your lane slow down or pull over until your eyes recover.
It is illegal for any skyline to have neon lights particularly ones owned by lads frequenting this forum.
