Light Bars & LED Lighting in Utah
Light bars are legal to mount in Utah; keep them off on public roads — at most four front lamps over 300 candlepower lit, no red/blue to the front, and no cover requirement.
Verified against primary sources · August 2026
What the law says
Utah's rule is Utah Code § 41-6a-1616 (the previous citation here pointed at the window-tint statute): max four front lamps over 300 candlepower lit, a 75-foot glare rule, no red/blue toward the front. Off on-road suffices; no cover is required.
Specific Limits
- Glare
- 75-ft rule; no red/blue to front
- Max lit
- 4 front lamps over 300 candlepower
- On highway
- off (no cover requirement)
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