State Statutes

State Overview Indiana has laws and regulations surrounding LED lights for an authorized emergency vehicle, commercial vehicle, and personal vehicle. Indiana Code is relatively difficult to navigate, so we did our best to compile the correct information for you so that you can remain compliant is Indiana Law when it comes to installing LED lighting … Read more

State Overview Kansas has several laws surrounding the use of LED emergency lights for authorized emergency vehicles, commercial vehicles, and personal vehicles. The rules and regulations are scattered throughout several statutes, and some ambiguity exists, which may be confusing. Ensure that you read through the statutes for your industry, and contact your local municipalities for … Read more

State Overview Kentucky has a fairly comprehensive and easy to follow set of statutes surrounding the use of LED lights and lighting. Everything that you need to know for your specific industry should fall within Kentucky Revised Statutes 189.910 and 189.950. The to-the-point statutes are easy to read for the average person. Double check the … Read more

State Overview Louisiana’s laws surrounding the use of LED lights are complicated to follow and are sprinkled in throughout the many subsections of Revised Statute 32. They are unique as they are one of the few states that refer to dome lighting and light beams instead of rotating and oscillating lights. The language is outdated, … Read more

State Overview The laws surrounding the use of LED lights for authorized emergency vehicles, commercial vehicles, and personal vehicles in the state of Maine are clearly laid out in detail, with very little room for ambiguity. Maine makes it exceptionally clear which vehicle types are included and excluded from the use of lighting and which … Read more

State Overview Mississippi has its own set of laws surrounding the use of LED lighting for an authorized emergency vehicle. The entirety of Mississippi’s provisions and regulations for emergency lights can be found under MS Code § 63-7-19. Generally speaking, most states have different codes and statutes for different vehicle types, situations, and circumstances where … Read more

State Overview Nebraska State Statutes surrounding LED warning lights, and emergency lights are fairly straightforward and standard for most states. There are some slight deviations so pay extra attention to your industry’s rules and regulations to avoid costly fees and fines. Note: Nebraska State Statute 60-610 explicitly defines an authorized emergency vehicle as: Police Vehicles … Read more

State Overview Nevada has LED lighting laws for an authorized emergency vehicle, commercial vehicle, and private vehicle that are not very restrictive, but the legislative text on the government website is relatively difficult to read and understand. It is formatted in a legalese manner where the layperson may have some difficulty navigating and understanding. Here … Read more

State Overview Minnesota has its laws surrounding the use of LED auxiliary lighting for an authorized emergency vehicle, commercial vehicle, and private vehicle sprinkled around several statutes. Some of the statutes appear to be rehashing information stated in other statutes, while others almost seem to contradict the information presented in early statutes. If you are … Read more

State Overview As with every state, Alabama comes with it’s own set of unique laws surrounding the use of LED lighting for each emergency vehicle. The state of Alabama has made the process incredibly simple to understand so that every motorist is able to understand and abide by the lighting and traffic laws of their … Read more