Is this DOT approved?
651439
I don't think it is, as there isn't a sticker or stamp anywhere on it that says it is approved. I would expect you would have to go to some type of full safety type glass windshield if you that certification- there are some out there, just not this one!
2022208
Here's the thing. Usually, unless the package says DOT approved for the bulb, generally speaking its not legal than. It depends how strict your police force will be on you truly.
98153
It has the DOT sticker on the back of the helmet...I realize it's still up for debate if it is legit but the helmet seems well made for my purposes. I bit bulky but light enough.
528126
Hello, No, this is a 49-state approved catalyst and is illegal for use in California. Thanks, DotComParts, Inc.
2151032
I'm not positive, but I believe it does. According to http://www.idmanagement.gov/approved-products-list it is on the FIPS 201 Approved Products List, with no restrictions.
306777
The AlcoHawk PT500 is extremely accurate, down to .001. Works very well for a variety of tolerances from driving to Zero tolerance for teens. It also has an alarm set point to give the user an audio cue that a tolerance has been met or exceeded. I believe the PT500 is DOT approved, as well.
2262205
I would say yes it is - I went on the site and it shows Wieman with a number then Wrights behind it. The last one I got had Wrights on it but am sure that they probably have another company compounding it for them. I had a small problem with mine the lliquid came out.
1017034
Yes. I found that pointing the dot on the dashboard to be better than the hood. There is minimal refracting of the laser light and remains a solid dot. Unless you have a red laser dot colored dash, you're in good shape.
923080
Depends. If you step on the dot it will slide and could cause an injury. That is my biggest problem with this item
1861127
It is DOT approved, as far as I know. I live in Ky so we don't have the smog laws that other states have. Super chips says..."...we make clean power..." . You might check on their Web site to be sure.
1218315
attached and used correctly it works well for me...NO idea about gov't regs
230409
Shouldn't be, LEDs draw less current. However in my locality they caused my vehicle to fail state inspection because they are not DOT approved
235004
It has a DOT number stamped on it as well as a warning about getting it retested every 5 years. I was going to post some pics of those features, but can't figure out where to put them on Amazon. Hope that answers your question.
755195
No idea. It works better than several others. Distinct dot and it stays on target.
1737310
I don't know about the applicable DOT regs on this, I bought it because it is a very safe, affordable, useful and convenient way to signal a road hazard.
1427282
The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when... » Read More The seller does not indicate DOT approval. The LED cover is a flat glass plate and the optics involve no reflectors to control light paths, so I doubt that DOT approval would be likely. However, I have installed two as auxiliary driving lights, rigidly mounted on my heavy touring bike (97 Royal Star) and they work very well. I have carefully aimed them so that the central beam is fully to the left of the center line on the road and I aimed the left beam lower than the right to minimize glare for oncoming drivers. They have been very effective in lighting up the roadway and perimeter when I'm on unlighted secondary and tertiary roads out in the country. I've gotten no "high-beam flips" from anyone. « Show Less
317473
I am sure it is less than one year old, but if you need the exact DOT I will email it to you tomorrow.