Underglow in Oregon
Underglow is legal in Oregon, including while driving, subject to color and flashing limits: No red visible from the front, blue reserved for police, and no flashing or strobe effects.
Verified against primary sources · September 2026
What the law says
Oregon does not ban underglow — it restricts colors and behavior. No red visible from the front, blue reserved for police, and no flashing or strobe effects.
Specific Limits
- Restrictions
- No red visible from the front, blue reserved for police, and no flashing or strobe effects.
- While driving
- allowed
Exceptions & Exemptions
No red light visible from directly in front, blue is reserved for police vehicles, flashing is prohibited except signals (ORS 816.350), and rear-mounted lighting must show red. Lighting equipment standards live in ORS chapter 816.
Frequently Asked Questions
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