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Underglow in Wyoming

Conditional

Wyoming has no underglow-specific statute. The general lighting rules govern: no red or blue visible from directly in front, rear devices show red, flashing is reserved for authorized vehicle classes, and bright lamps must be aimed down.

Verified against primary sources · September 2026

What the law says

Wyoming has no underglow-specific statute; flashing lights are restricted to emergency use (§ 31-5-925 area) and red/blue emergency colors should be avoided. The earlier claim here that flashing was allowed was wrong.

Specific Limits

Aiming
non-headlamp devices over 300 candlepower must not strike the roadway beyond 75 ft
Colors
no red or blue visible from directly in front on non-emergency vehicles; rear-mounted devices must show red
Flashing
prohibited except for statutorily authorized vehicles (emergency, school bus, construction, wreckers, utility, and similar)

Statute

Wyo. Stat. §§ 31-5-928, 31-5-917

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are underglow legal in Wyoming?
Wyoming has no underglow-specific statute. The general lighting rules govern: no red or blue visible from directly in front, rear devices show red, flashing is reserved for authorized vehicle classes, and bright lamps must be aimed down.
What are the exact underglow limits in Wyoming?
Aiming: non-headlamp devices over 300 candlepower must not strike the roadway beyond 75 ft. Colors: no red or blue visible from directly in front on non-emergency vehicles; rear-mounted devices must show red. Flashing: prohibited except for statutorily authorized vehicles (emergency, school bus, construction, wreckers, utility, and similar). Source: Wyo. Stat. §§ 31-5-928, 31-5-917.

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