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Light Bars & LED Lighting in Massachusetts

Vehicle type: Truck

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Massachusetts requires no opaque cover. All lighting must conform to FMVSS 108, auxiliary headlamps may be used on the road in fog or snow, and no dangerous or dazzling light may show above 42 inches measured 75 feet ahead.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are light bars & led lighting legal in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts requires no opaque cover. All lighting must conform to FMVSS 108, auxiliary headlamps may be used on the road in fog or snow, and no dangerous or dazzling light may show above 42 inches measured 75 feet ahead.
What are the light bars & led lighting limits in Massachusetts?
Massachusetts requires no opaque cover. All lighting must conform to FMVSS 108, auxiliary headlamps may be used on the road in fog or snow, and no dangerous or dazzling light may show above 42 inches measured 75 feet ahead. For specific numeric limits and thresholds, see our full compliance report.
Are there exceptions for light bars & led lighting in Massachusetts?
Yes, there may be exceptions and exemptions. Get the full details including medical exemptions and edge cases in our compliance report.

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