There are many changes to what we used to know as a police car. The conventional police lights that we usually see on police vehicles for the last few years have already been replaced by light bars and inside these light bars are strobe lights. The hazard lights used by most police cars these days actually “dance” on top of the vehicle and these types of lights are very advantageous to the police car and other drivers on the road, why? Firstly, it provides more visibility to the police pursuing a certain suspect and to other drivers on the road, the strobe light serves as a warning light that a pursuit is in progress to prevent accidents.

A disadvantage of this type of light is that it can sometimes block the driver’s vision; however, the advantages really outweigh the disadvantages. For others, it can serve as a warning light when approaching the police vehicle, while for some it can block their vision while driving. Hazard lights used on police cars sometimes come in different color combinations, such as red, blue, and white. Some emergency lights are made of LED lights, which are also very effective at flashing very bright lights.

LED lights are also used to add beauty to your vehicle. Construction vehicles and roadside service vehicles also use LED lights to warn other motorists that construction is in progress, especially at night. However, if you are planning to install one on your vehicle, you should make sure that it is not the same color as that used by police vehicles, although in most states the traditional red police lights are no more. it has been replaced by many different color combinations; red flashing lights are still used by many different emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire engines, and the like. You may be wondering why you can’t use the red LED warning light. Mainly because it will only confuse other drivers if there is a pursuit going on or if it is just a construction or roadside service vehicle.

In fact, it is very important that police vehicles in different states use the same color scheme, with the main objective of avoiding chaos. For example, if you see a police car with flashing green and orange lights, you may be confused as to whether it is really a police car or not. However, for unmarked police cars, using a different color than usual is really to their advantage.