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Are these legal in North Carolina?































http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/7x6-7...em140194618003

 
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if theyre selling then yeah i guess so

 
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anyone driving with these should be shot.

 
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Don't think you can use blue or red colors bc that's what emergency vechiels use.

 
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They are annoying to other drivers... do you want to be that annoying person?

 
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yea in some states

 
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not in Maryland

 
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I see them all the time here in MO

 
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yeah dink so

 
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They are not to the california highway patrol

 
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I think it varies on the state. I know a lot of people in maine has them. I dont know if they are true blue, but they sure do look like it and hurt my eyes.

 
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No they are only 4 emergency vehicles

 
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The only way to know for sure on any legal issue relating to a car is to contact the local Department of Motor Vehicles office for your state /province. They are the ultimate resource for all things legal that relate to cars.































Give them a call or go down to one of their offices and ask these questions. Oh, and if you have AAA membership, you can certainly call them too.

 
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The last I've heard they were illegal but that's when they were poplar way back when lol If you want them, call your local police department ...they will know better then us common folk =)

 
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The lights are xenon-gas-ignited, high-intensity-discharge (HID) headlights, often known simply (and incorrectly) as xenon (ZEE-non) headlights. They are wildly popular with some motorists, and, if properly aimed, they are quite legal in all 50 states.































The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans to ask for public comment on headlight glare this summer. The invitation will be published in the Federal Register and on the agency's Web site, www.nhtsa.dot.gov.































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