Light Bars & LED Lighting in Mississippi
Mississippi permits two auxiliary driving lamps mounted 12 to 42 inches on the front plus one spot lamp, in white or amber only, aimed out of approaching drivers' eyes. No cover is required.
Verified against primary sources · August 2026
What the law says
Contrary to widely repeated advice, no cover is required in this state. Mounting a light bar is legal everywhere; what states regulate is using it on public roads, and the usual constraint is a mounting-height ceiling plus a per-type lamp count — a roof-mounted bar often falls outside the permitted category entirely.
Specific Limits
- Colors
- white or amber only
- Max lamps
- 2 auxiliary driving lamps (12-42 in) and 1 spot lamp
- Cover required
- No
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