What do you do to run red and blues? Where I work, we do free interstate roadside assistance (state funded program), and secure crash scenes for first responders by blocking lanes and having our message board up, or providing advance warning if they don’t need us at the scene. We only run white and ambers.
@@poorlittlebiker6476 i use some pieces of wire and some toggle switches but since my light bar isn't a permanent installation I just run some battery connections both negative and positive I could make a video on how I wire them up
Every state that i know of, its considered impersonating law enforcement if you run red and blue lights. Using that lightbar without proper credentials will probably land you in jail and maybe a felony.
@@MrToyFrog everywhere in the United States is considered impersonating of an officer for having red and blues but I bought my light bar specifically to use in my deployment videos but I don't because I don't use my trailer at the moment so sometimes I put it on the vehicles for a bit and I take it off and I put it on my shelf in my room and I mess with it more in there
What do you do to run red and blues? Where I work, we do free interstate roadside assistance (state funded program), and secure crash scenes for first responders by blocking lanes and having our message board up, or providing advance warning if they don’t need us at the scene. We only run white and ambers.
@@poorlittlebiker6476 i use some pieces of wire and some toggle switches but since my light bar isn't a permanent installation I just run some battery connections both negative and positive I could make a video on how I wire them up
@@barricade-wb3wu6ws2uI think he was asking what u do for a living to run red and blues legally
Nice? Would you be able to bring back some of the fire alarm videos?
@@itsjustirraxel7515 I can certainly try I just have to get wiring
Every state that i know of, its considered impersonating law enforcement if you run red and blue lights. Using that lightbar without proper credentials will probably land you in jail and maybe a felony.
@@MrToyFrog everywhere in the United States is considered impersonating of an officer for having red and blues but I bought my light bar specifically to use in my deployment videos but I don't because I don't use my trailer at the moment so sometimes I put it on the vehicles for a bit and I take it off and I put it on my shelf in my room and I mess with it more in there
Awesome!
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