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Police cars come with a range of lights. They have a police light bar on the roof to alert oncoming traffic and pedestrians of their presence. They use flashing lights to draw attention to themselves and make it clear where they are coming from (and … Read More

Police vehicles have undergone many changes over the years. The very first vehicle was highly impractical, barely able to give chase and often falling behind! However, since then, cars have been increasingly specialized for police use, from the ad … Read More

The addition of strobe lights on cars and other vehicles has become increasingly popular. They come with a variety of strobing effects, in a gamut of colors, and with a host of other options. They have also become more affordable and they can be foun … Read More

When it comes to police lights, you want to make sure that you are getting the best police car light bar that money can buy. For this reason, you might want to think about adding a traffic advisor to police vehicles, and this is done by adding a dire … Read More

When it comes to choosing lights for your vehicle, you need to be informed about the options available before making a decision. There are lots of types of lights and road lights you can choose for your vehicle and there’s a solution for just about e … Read More

If you are stuck trying to decide between an LED dash light, visor light bar, mini light bar, or full size light bar for your emergency vehicle lighting then you have come to the right place. In this article, we are going to be looking at some of the … Read More

Whether you drive a wrecker or another vehicle, it is good to know when they can be considered as an emergency vehicle. A question that many wonder as it differs from traditional law enforcement or emergency services (police cars, fire trucks, etc.), … Read More

The use of emergency lights on a POV, or personal operating vehicle/privately owned vehicle, is a topic that there is a lot of debate over. Whether or not civilians should be allowed to use emergency lights at all, or whether they should be set aside … Read More