I'm in PA where we use blue lights for volunteers and i'm wondering if it's a problem to have the taillights flashing at the same time the blue lights are on. If I have flashers in my taillights or even just using the hazard flashers at the same time it could look like a LEO from a distance. Anyone had problems or know of the state laws regarding such things? What if you wanted to whack out your car with wig-wags, hide-a-way strobes, and a back-lighter or whatever those things that alternate your reverse and taillights.
I'm just trying to find out if it's legal or not. I am permitted to use the blues but don't know where the line is to figure out if i'd cross it with the hide-a-ways or not.
Any problem in 'Blue' states with flashing red to the rear?
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Any problem in 'Blue' states with flashing red to the rear?
Look, it's not in my nature to be mysterious. But I can't talk about it and I can't talk about why.
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Thanks!