Is it legal or not to have neon lights under my car ie back bumper and front bumper?
Legally, the whole issue of using neon in and on cars is covered in the UK by 1989 Road Vehicle Lighting Regulations. These date from a time before neon was in use, and the strictest answer is that until there’s a court case there will be no definitive legal position. The Department of Transport which applies within the UK only, boils down to this: * According to Regulation 11 of the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations only red light may be shown from the rear of a vehicle. There are a very few exceptions to this, including amber from indicators. * Red light must never be shown at the front of a vehicle * Blue should be avoided, since it is strongly associated with emergency vehicles. * The law covers lamps at the front and sides, and not light coming from the underside of vehicles. Neon systems aren’t lamps, but they do create light that’s easily seen. The wisest course is to abide by the colour regulations outlined: red at the rear, amber at the side, and white in front. * Interior li
