Enforcement of automobile lighting regulations remains challenging. Some vehicles continue to circulate with non-compliant lights despite the ban. Early Sunday morning on National Route 2, motorists had to stop after encountering vehicles equipped with LED strips. "I couldn't see anything when exposed to that blinding light," testified Jao Raharison, a driver. Nevertheless, road safety control operations continue. During an operation conducted by the National Police and the General Directorate of Road Safety (DGSR) on Friday, August 7, 2026 in Analakely and surrounding areas, several vehicles equipped with these lights were stopped. Of the 90 vehicles controlled and intercepted, 23 were using LED lights. Among two-wheelers, 104 motorcyclists were intercepted, with 12 using LED lights. They received awareness training and reminders about regulations. The National Police regularly remind road users of the prohibition on non-approved multicolored lighting, such as non-compliant LED lights. These devices, major factors in traffic accidents, are once again under scrutiny by authorities as the number of road tragedies has been rising recently. Miangaly Ralitera