Line Lock

I don't know if this is the right forum for my question but here it goes. I just bought a line lock for my truck today; and about to go ahead and hook everything up, but I noticed about halfway down it says "To be street legal, the rear brake lights must operate when the brake system is under pressure. Therefore, a pressure-operated switch must be installed if the Summit Brake Lock defeats the purpose/function of the stock rear brake light switch." The connections so far that have to be made are

Solenoid - Black(Ground)

Solenoid - Red(One side of the switch)

Lamp - Black(Ground)

Lamp - Red(Tie into the same side as the solenoid)

Switch - One side to 12V ignition

Switch - Out to the solenoid

I was just wondering if it doesn't do it automatically, could I just wire a wire to the brake switch just like the lamp, or will that cause any problems; if so could I use a relay, how would that work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks

What is the line lock for? emergency brake or drag racing? I don't think you would need the light if you didn't use it  to stop the car.

I worked 4 summers in a city garbagetruck and they all had linelocks but no brake light tie in.

If you want to hook it up you would need a pressure switch in the brake line. I think 60s dodges used one to lite the lights.