Is it allowed by traffic police to install anti-rear-end flashing lights?
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Currently, traffic police do not allow vehicles to privately install anti-rear-end flashing lights. Here are the relevant regulations: 1. Article 97 stipulates: Illegally installed alarms or marking lights will be forcibly removed and confiscated by the traffic management department of the public security organ, and a fine will be imposed. 2. Secure installation: The lights of motor vehicles should be installed securely, intact, and effective, and should not become loose, damaged, lose function, or change the direction of illumination due to vehicle vibration; all light switches should be installed firmly and operate freely, and should not switch on or off by themselves due to vehicle vibration. The position of the switches should be convenient for the driver to operate. 3. Marking lights: Except for turn signal lights, hazard warning signals, and marking lights installed and used by fire trucks, ambulances, engineering rescue vehicles, and police cars, other external lights are not allowed to flash.