Sam Memmolo
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Update January 2005
(H.B. 233) has been reintroduced in the Mississippi State legislature that would allow antique vehicles and street rods to display a blue, violet or purple light as part of the vehicle’s rear stop lamps. SEMA Urges You to Contact Your State Legislators Immediately to Support This Bill
Contact your Mississippi State legislators in Jackson
to support this legislation. If you need assistance in determining who
your State Legislators are, please This bill strives to promote the vehicle hobby in Mississippi.
LEGISLATIVE ALERT 2004
A bill (H.B. 384) has been introduced in the Mississippi State legislature that would allow antique vehicles and street rods to display a blue, violet or purple light as part of the vehicle's rear stop lamps. We Urge You to Contact Your State Legislators Immediately to Support This Bill
Contact your Mississippi State legislators in Jackson to support this legislation. This bill strives to promote the vehicle hobby in Mississippi. If you need assistance in determining who your State Legislators are, please contact the Mississippi Legislature's General Information line at: 601 359-3358. This information can also be obtained by calling the SEMA Washington, D.C. office at 202 783-6007, ext. 38 or you can access this information via the Internet at http://www.congressweb.com/cweb4/index.cfm?orgcode=SEMA Please fax a copy of your letters to SEMA at 202
783-6024 or mail to:
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Blue Dot Taillight Bill
Reintroduced
in Mississippi
Mississippi defines antique motor vehicles as those manufactured more than
25-years ago and street rods as modified vehicles produced by an American
manufacturer in 1948 or earlier and used as a safe, nonracing vehicle.
H.B. 233 recognizes that blue dot taillights have no detrimental impact on
safety.
contact the
Mississippi Legislature’s General Info at 601 359-3358