You should check with your state's laws regarding auxiliary
lighting, but as a general rule, most states require that
Driving Lights be run only with the High-Beams, and Fog
Lights be run only with the Low-Beams. That's why it says
'Off-Road Use Only' . Also, the lenses probably do not meet
SAE Certification Specs.
Jack 3
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On Fri, 3 Aug 2001 21:25:38 -0700 (PDT)
Roger Lokay <weatherman80@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi Dak people!
I bought some "Micro Halogen Driving Lights" at
WallyWorld yesterday and was going to install them
until I saw "FOR OFF ROAD USE ONLY". Why do they call
they driving lights then?
Anyway, my question to the DML is does anyone else
have these and have they used them on the road, or
know of the laws against them. I bought them b/c I
thought they are similar to the regular round lights
on the Gen III's. Is their a solution or am I just an
idiot and I should take them back?
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Thanks,
Roger W. Lokay
1990 Dodge Dakota 4x4
V6 3.9 Long Bed
"Today and all throughout history people were stupid."
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