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Police cruiser rear beams?

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Saw this a while back when I was right behind a police cruiser.

Tesla Model 2 Police cruiser rear beams? 1643872677265


Notice that just to the left and right at the top of the license plate, there are what look like 2 white LED lights. Not sure what those are or how they get used.

Seems like they wouldn’t be incredibly useful. Could possibly blind a driver behind the cruiser. But so small, they probably don’t put out enough light to “light the area”.

Anyone have insight as to what those are or how to use them?
 

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Anyone have insight as to what those are or how to use them?
Probably part of the strobe system. Not to seem like a jerk, but why is this in the Cybertruck forum? Might have more luck in “Police Cruiser Things That Make You Go Hmm Club.”
 

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Lots of red and blue marks from missed bullets.
Someone tried to shut down those annoying lights?
 

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Saw this a while back when I was right behind a police cruiser.

Notice that just to the left and right at the top of the license plate, there are what look like 2 white LED lights. Not sure what those are or how they get used.

Seems like they wouldn’t be incredibly useful. Could possibly blind a driver behind the cruiser. But so small, they probably don’t put out enough light to “light the area”.

Anyone have insight as to what those are or how to use them?
They are red or blue LED lights that are in a clear housing and will show the proper color when activated.
Tesla Model 2 Police cruiser rear beams? led cop lights
 
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Lots of red and blue marks from missed bullets.
Someone tried to shut down those annoying lights?
LOL. Those are raindrops on my windshield.
 
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They are red or blue LED lights that are in a clear housing and will show the proper color when activated.
led cop lights.jpg
Ahh... so not something needed for my CT. I was thinking that it would be nice to have some light in the back for loading and unloading in the dark. Not really sure where it would work best. Strobes could work for an outdoor rave but not so much for loading.
 

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Do you think it is good idea to ignor the police car lights?
Even if they are annoying?
O-o, thank you
:ROFLMAO:
I think it's pretty inappropriate for them to mount them in such a way that you cannot record their license plate while their flashing lights are on.

They're supposed to be the good guys.

-Crissa
 
 
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