The ban on non-compliant vehicle lighting for automobiles, motorcycles, and trucks is part of a vehicle compliance measure. Road safety authorities have given users of non-compliant lighting a five-day deadline, starting Saturday, July 25, 2026, to remove these devices from their vehicles. This includes LED lighting and strobe lamps, which pose a real danger to other road users due to the glare they cause. The same applies to fog lights and high-beam lights installed at the rear of certain vehicles, such as heavy trucks and pickup trucks. These devices expose their owners and other road users to accident risks linked to extreme glare. The five-day deadline ends on July 30, 2026. Despite these bans and the deadline granted, LED lights of various colors on vehicles and motorcycles continue to resist removal on roads. Enthusiasts of these lighting devices do not seem eager to remove them from their vehicles. They are also demanding equal treatment in the application of prohibition measures when enforcement and sanctions come into effect.