A driver decorates his Tesla Model 3 with Christmas lights and this is what happens to him

Installing Christmas lights on your car can not only hurt your pocket, but cause a serious accident more than you can imagine.

The Christmas season brings joy to many people, and in many parts of the world Christmas lights they decorate millions of houses, bushes, sheds, gutters and many other places. But, although it's hard to believe, the spirit of Christmas also overwhelms drivers. cars as a car owner in Canada who decides to decorate his car with Christmas lights.

You may or may not know, but pretty lights are often not allowed on vehicles, and this Model 3 driver is here to remind you. According to Road Show, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Burnaby tweeted about the event last Wednesday, after stopping a Model 3 fully adorned with Christmas lights and acting for which the driver received a ticket.

A traffic officer stopped this Tesla near Kingsway and McMurray last night.

The headlights were glued to the car.

Please don't do this, it could be dangerous if they fall in traffic, not to mention a distraction.

A fine was issued for the violation.

– Burnaby RCMP (@BurnabyRCMP)

"Please don't do this, it can be dangerous if they get stuck in traffic, no matter what distracts you," the tweet read.

While this incident took place in Canada, this also applies to the US. While there is no general rule against Christmas lights in cars, local jurisdictions often frown on lights that distract other drivers. There are many specific colors that drivers may not display on their vehicle as well., such as red and blue lights that could be mistaken for a police car.

In order to avoid an unexpected fine, spend the Christmas holidays happily at home and stay safe, ideally it's best to keep the Christmas lights on your tree and not in your car, otherwise you can sink into a chaotic Christmas.

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