Is it legal to have neon underglow in Mississippi?

Answer 1

In Mississippi, it is illegal to have neon underglow lights on vehicles while driving on public roads. Mississippi Code Section 63-7-59 prohibits the use of any lighting on vehicles that is not specifically authorized by law. Violating this law can result in fines and penalties. It is important to always check and comply with state regulations regarding vehicle modifications to avoid legal consequences.

Answer 2

It depends. It is legal under car and on only if you are not able to see the bulb. You cannot have blue or red anywhere but underneath the car. And no pulsing lights period. Only in Mississippi.

i went and found the regulations...

• Mississippi law requires two headlights and two rear lights, which must be white and red, respectively. However, section 63-7-23 addresses the color of all lights installed on a motor vehicle. Part (4) states that any lights switched on while the vehicle is in motion must be white or amber if visible from the front, amber if visible from the side and red if visible from the rear. This statute does not prohibit neon lights being installed or switched on when the vehicle is not in motion.

Use of Blue and Red Lights

• Section 63-7-20 of the Mississippi Code prohibits the use and installation of blue and red lights on all vehicles except police and emergency vehicles. Unlike section 63-7-23, this section makes it illegal to even install neon lights that are blue or red. It also prohibits alternating flashing headlights of any color.

Penalties

• Section 63-7-7 makes a violation of these statutes a misdemeanor. The use of blue or red lights is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine no less than $50 and no more than $500. answer supplied by ehow.com