Underglow in Arkansas
Underglow is legal in Arkansas, including while driving, subject to color and flashing limits: Front-visible light must be white or amber, no red from the front, and no flashing or rotating (a Class A misdemeanor).
Verified against primary sources · August 2026
What the law says
Arkansas does not ban underglow — it restricts colors and behavior. Front-visible light must be white or amber, no red from the front, and no flashing or rotating (a Class A misdemeanor). Blue is banned outright in Arkansas — even possessing an unsealed blue lamp on the vehicle is an offense.
Specific Limits
- Restrictions
- Front-visible light must be white or amber, no red from the front, and no flashing or rotating (a Class A misdemeanor).
- While driving
- allowed
Exceptions & Exemptions
Underglow lights cannot be red or blue colors, cannot flash or strobe, and must not be visible while driving on public roads. Only white and amber colors are generally permitted for auxiliary lighting.
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