In some places, you may see police cars with their red and blue cruiser lights constantly on. While it can be confusing, they have a good reason for that.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

(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 ...

The officer warned the conduct could have criminal implications, while Calvo has pleaded not guilty to two traffic citations.

The next time you see police lights behind you in Bradenton, you might want to check twice before pulling over. The Bradenton Police Department has begun to roll out the use of new “cruise lights” on ...