What led accent lights are legal in Florida?

Answer 1

I once asked a Police Officer while waiting on my food at McDonald's. He told me that white was the only color you could use.

Now, I found this last night:

http://www.ehow.com/list_6452843_florida-vehicle-underglow-laws.html

maybe that will help a bit. Best thing though would be to stop and talk to an officer someday.

p.s.: don't Blue at all, red only in the back ( and you can only have the two tail lights red plus on additional one; like the red bar some cars have on the spoiler), and green would be an issue (I was stopped for having a neon green light on my license plate).

Answer 2

According to Florida law, vehicles are allowed to have LED accent lights that emit a non-flashing solid or single-color glow in white or amber color. These lights can be used for aesthetic purposes and should not be placed in a manner that obstructs the driver's view or distracts other motorists. Flashing or multi-colored LED lights are generally not permitted for use while driving on public roads.