what about the driving lights do those have to be amber or can they be blue ?

Question

i have seenn blue ones around. not headlights the driving lights on GM trucks

for a chevy truck

not for my headlights some off u are still talking about headlights for my driving lights. OK

Answer 1

I HAVE BEEN TICKETED FOR BLUE DRIVING LIGHTS FOR EMERGENCY OR SNOW REMOVAL VEHICLES

Answer 2

I believe it is not legal for you to have any other color lights on a MOVING vehicle other than red yellow and white, they "blue" headlights are a very bright halogen light blue and some you can buy that are darker are also not legal.
Before purchasing any colored lights for your vehicle I would call your local police department and ask them before you end up really paying for that 20 dollar bulb the hard way.

Answer 3

Fog lights can be incandescent (rare), halogen (bright white) or amber. They have a special aiming pattern and should only be used during rain or fog.

"Driving" lights are almost always bright halogens are for off-road use only. They are auxiliary lights.

Regular headlights can be incandescent, halogen or HID (high intensity discharge, e.g. Xenon -- these are the bright white with a bluish tint.)

Aftermarket "blue" tinted bulbs are worthless and are nothing more than dress-up lights for boy race cars.

Answer 4

Now thats just wrong if you put those bright lights on a car. Im 15 and I just started driving! Those things can blind people.

Answer 5

NO BLUE LIGHTS!!! The bluish-white headlamps on some newer cars are bad enough, but if you put after-market blue lights on your car, you will soon be talking to the local police!

Answer 6

Driving lights can be blue...