Red lights are for fire trucks, and blue means law enforcement. But what about green lights on a car? We have the answer.

For drivers in the state of Florida, you may have noticed police cruisers that have their lights steadily on, not flashing. Called "patrol burn," or "steady burn," law enforcement does this typically ...

Alright, let’s talk about unmarked police cars. They’re like the ninjas of law enforcement—sneaky, stealthy, […] ...

Orland Park police cruise lights are steady and used without police sirens, in contrast to flashing red and blue emergency strobes.

In Georgia, if you see blue lights while driving, even if they aren’t for you, you have to give way to the vehicle. According to Georgia Code, when a law-enforcement or other emergency vehicles is ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — On Monday, the Kansas City Missouri Police Department released a video of their new blue light car feature on Facebook. These new car features are intended to increase visibility ...

(The photo initially attached to this story has been replaced.) WORCESTER ― If you see a police cruiser roaming the city during the next six months with its steady blue lights on, it doesn't mean ...

Every car enthusiast has been there. You've just installed that perfect car mod, and suddenly, you're getting pulled over more than ever. The relationship between car ...

This police supercar doesn’t chase criminals but helps fight addiction with a QR code and a mission to change lives through ...