Nathan001

Hey guys,
So last week I got pulled over at Mississippi state my school, b/c my "white" lights appeared blue to the officer. And I suppose they do any way my question is what amber or white colors do you guys use? I have the diode dynamics rgb and I have the WiFi controller. Does this look like amber? I also went to my local highway patrol office and they said either run amber or turn them off. As of right now they are off. I am using the diode dynamics WiFi controller color ring.

Lawduck

I've never understood why people mess with their headlights/replace them.

Lenn

You won't until you do it. Assuming it's done correctly with high quality components, the difference is night and day.

Trailbreak74

Lucky for you he didn't issue a ticket. If you didn't know before that you were playing with fire, now you know.

Not to sound high and mighty, I have been pulled over (and ticketed) for illegal modifications more times than I can count. Fix it tickets are the worst! Especially for window tint (been there done that).

If getting pulled over and ticketed on occasion is not an option for you, better go back to stock.

Nathan001

Yeah I just turned them off. He was campus police so i don't think he could give me an actual ticket. Just one from State.

Tony Raine

i work on a university campus, and our campus police carry both a campus ticket book, and a city police ticket book.

that being said, that light doesn't look blue to me, but pictures can decieve

Nathan001

Cool thanks. It's off. I need to ask them if that amber color is fine.

PawPaw

When they pull you over just ring your cowbell!!

jt2002hd

have you tried resisting arrest?

just kidding, doesn't look blue from this angle

RajunKajun59

You can look-up your states lighting laws online, I forget the website at the moment. I visited it at one point to see what the law regarding HIDS in reflecter housings is in Louisiana, for a friend who swore it was illegal and his State police neighbor said it wasn't.
In most states Blue is illegal, since that is reserved for Law enforcement Nation wide, Amber and red are usually fine, as long as they are not strobe, typically amber and red strobes are reserved for Emergency vehicles. Just do a little research, some are written very clearly, some need some translation, someone in MSUs Law department might help you out too.