Teardrop Light 42
Teardrop Light 42 : Usage By Country: (9) United States: (4) Utility Vehicles: Yellow lights are often used on vehicle involved in non-emergency work. Most utility companies, towing services, and certain types of construction equipment mount some type of lightbar or lighting system for a higher degree of visibility. In Detroit, Michigan, Angels' Night volunteers will patrol neighborhoods with yellow lights to help deter vandalism during Devil's Night and Halloween. Typically these lights are the single beacon kind, although lightbars have been used for vehicles of this type, especially on wreckers/tow trucks. Also in Michigan, emergency road service vehicles (tow trucks, wreckers, etc). are allowed to use red warning lights only when stationary. In states that do not enforce specific rules about green, yellow or white lights, they are often used by entities like private security companies which may be ineligible to use blue or red lights but wish to distinguish themselves from utility vehicles. Security vehicles generally use their lights on private property and are generally not allowed a "courtesy" or "emergency" light on public roads
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