Cop cars have had reds and blues for a long time, but before those colors and flashing lights were ubiquitous, there was a different way to get pulled over.

For drivers in the state of Florida, you may have noticed police cruisers that have their lights steadily on, not flashing. Called "patrol burn," or "steady burn," law enforcement does this typically ...

(WHTM) — Emergency vehicles have a multitude of ways to get our attention while driving; flashing lights, horns, and sirens. Fire trucks usually have red and white lights to get our attention. And ...

Miami police and Miami-Dade use steady blue or blue-red 'cruise' lights for visibility. Solid, nonflashing lights do not require motorists to pull over or clear ...

The Orland Park Police Department is launching a program to boost squad vehicle visibility with hopes of deterring crime through use of nonflashing lights. In contrast to flashing red and blue ...

Newly released body camera footage from the Miami Police Department shows an officer questioning Hialeah Mayor Bryan Calvo during a traffic stop about why the vehicle he was driving was equipped with ...