rickster902
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The Cybertruck spotted again in the streets of California!
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No. I think that is called driving lights. Most cars either have a light sensor and turn them on at night or when you turn on your headlights, the driving light condition turns on and the break lights partially stay illuminated. Once the breaks are applied they get brighter.Aren’t taillights supposed to appear red even when off?
then why does every vehicle on the road have red taillight housings?No. I think that is called driving lights. Most cars either have a light sensor and turn them on at night or when you turn on your headlights, the driving light condition turns on and the break lights partially stay illuminated. Once the breaks are applied they get brighter.
I think you need reflectors somewhere but taillights dont have to be redthen why does every vehicle on the road have red taillight housings?
Not sure where you live but you should have fought that ticket.Then that’s changed recently and I’m glad.
I got a ticket in 2019 for some aftermarket twilights that were clear but lit up red
No.Aren’t taillights supposed to appear red even when off?
Cops write tickets...I got a ticket in 2019 for some aftermarket twilights that were clear but lit up red
unfortunately, the police are the least familiar with the law. As one told me .." We aint lawyers, were cops"No.
Cops write tickets...
...they don't write the rules. They are often wrong. NYPD famously issue tickets to cyclists (and most people paid them) for 'not using the bike lane'. There is no such law.
This was never the law. The reflector has to be colored, but it's always been the case. Just functionaries being jerks.
-Crissa