Can I replace my tail lights with LED?
It is not too difficult to replace your tail lights with LED bulbs, as long as you find the right one to fit your car. LED bulbs can simply be swapped into your car in most cases, although some might require extra components to get them to work properly, which I’ll cover below.
Are LED bulbs an MOT fail?
Any good quality after-market LED bulbs will meet this criteria. As long as the beam pattern and the colour of the light is correct – then there is no reason an LED upgrade bulb will fail an MOT.
Are LED lights inside cars legal?
No, it’s not illegal to drive with your interior lights on as there’s no legislation mandating whether people can, or cannot, legally drive with interior lighting. However, by illuminating the interior of the car you are making it much harder to see outside.
Is it illegal to have LED lights inside your car in NY?
Even mounting lights capable of displaying any color other than white could be considered against the law in New York. There are no relevant NY laws which specifically restrict or prohibit installing car underglow, meaning we consider it legal to use it while driving.
Are blue LED headlights illegal?
Whether or not blue headlights are illegal is a simple question with a complicated answer. These strong, bright beaming headlights often frustrate oncoming motorists, but the fact of the matter is, some cars with blue headlights arrived that way from the factory and are completely legal.
Is it legal to have LED lights in car Australia?
The short answer is no. It’s legal to drive with interior lights on in Australia. While there’s no exact law against having interior lights on while driving, there are laws against distracted driving, driving without a clear view, and driving without proper control.
Is it illegal to have LED lights in car Canada?
No, it’s not illegal to drive with your interior lights on as there’s no legislation mandating whether people can, or cannot, legally drive with interior lighting. These lights are designed to illuminate the entire cabin to make it easier and safer to enter or exit the vehicle at night, or in low-light conditions.