Holiday-Themed Car
A Ford Mustang covered in multi-colored Christmas lights was pulled over by the Wyoming Highway Patrol. The patrol later posted an image of the car on Instagram.
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In their post, police cited Wyoming’s regulations prohibiting the use of lights on vehicles that display red or blue hues visible from the front. They clarified that using white-colored lights is not against the law, but drivers must ensure compliance with legal standards.
Why is it Dangerous?
Highway Patrol emphasized that even though such lighting may appear festive, it can create distractions for other drivers and lead to potential safety risks. They urged drivers to prioritize safety over holiday decorations.Also Read: This couple’s honeymoon in Fiji turns tragic. Here’s what happened
The post did not specify the penalty given to the Mustang driver. Authorities used the incident to remind drivers of the importance of road safety and adherence to laws.
FAQs
Are Christmas lights on cars allowed in Wyoming?
Decorative lights on vehicles must not display red or blue hues visible from the front. White-colored lights may be used if they comply with safety regulations.
Why are Christmas lights on cars considered unsafe?
Christmas lights can distract other drivers and create potential road hazards, increasing the likelihood of accidents during busy traffic periods.
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