lol.
you can be summosed to court for having blue lights..
there is no case law as yet, and a test case is needed, as a constant blue led doesnt quite fit the definition of a lamp/ warning beacon...
standby whilst i link u to my old post
which covers neons also:
rear reflectors
number required on rear of motor vehicle: 2.
colour required: red
must be vertical and facing squarely to the rear
requires approval mark of britich standards.
optional reflectors...: any number may be addedproviding they are red and not triangular.
rear lamps:
must be red and visable froma distance.
stop lamps:
number =2 colour = red. 15-36watts
rear fog:
number = 1 colour = red must have approval mark.
indicators must be amber
A LAMP SHALL NOT BE TREATED AS A LAMP IF:
PAINTED OVER AS NOT CAPABLE OF IMMEDIATE USE OR OF READILY BEING PUT TO USE,
NO WIRING SYSTEM TO ELECTRICAL SOURCE.
NEONS
ITS AN OFFENCE TO USE CAUSE OR PERMIT USE ON A ROAD A VEHICLE READILY AVAILIABLE TO SHOW A RED LIGHT TO THE FRONT.
IT IS AN OFFENCE TO USE CAUSE OR PERMIT USE ON A ROAD A VEHICLE READILY CAPABLE TO SHOW A LIGHT OTHER THAN RED TO THE REAR.
IT IS AN OFFENCE TO DISPLAY A FLASHING LIGHT.
SIDE MARKER LAMPS
ANY NUMBER CAN BE ADDED, BUT THEY MUST COMPLY WITH REGULATION COLOURING (AMBER) MUST BE ON SIDE OF VEHICLE)
the bulbs/leds must be emarked for legal road useage.