Undercover 2020 Chevy Camaro First Responder 

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Here in my hometown of Concord, New Hampshire our marked & unmarked Police Vehicle's have these same color Light's on them.

What difference does it make to you

@@08_crown_vic NY Law states no blues on the front or sides of the vehicle. NYSP and NYPD are examples of this law. However many departments and officers void this law, such as Buffalo and Yonkers. They added blue lights to their marked vehicles and all they have to do is pay a small fine for breaking that law. So while it is illegal, the department and officer can choose to just continue paying the fine for breaking said law.

NY Law states no blues on the front or sides of the vehicle. NYSP and NYPD are examples of this law. However many departments and officers void this law, such as Buffalo and Yonkers. They added blue lights to their marked vehicles and all they have to do is pay a small fine for breaking that law. So while it is illegal, the department and officer can choose to just continue paying the fine for breaking said law.

@14 3F correct. 99% of responding vehicles I've seen across the whole NYC do not have blue in front. Including FDNY, NYSP & NYPD & hatzalah volunteer ambulance service. Only federal or the MTA have blue in front. But rarely did I ever come across it