Legal stuff re "Driving" lamps

[Moose]

Our local car -bar motor discount center is full of 'corsa boy' bits

The washer jet LED's, number plate bolt LED's, can be obtained in blue, amber, green and red.

The Neons in white, blue, red, and green. these look great used inside and put under your seats :shock: . - sad but true.

Changing the subject, if you need a good game for xmas, i will recommend  Need for Speed - Underground. available for X box, PS2 etc

Not only is the racing pritty good, you can also customise you motors, (mostly Japs) with neons, 8)  graphics, wheels and spoliers [ Third childhood coming up  :lol:

[wifey]

I used to have a green emergency light but people ignored it anyway and it doesn't allow you to speed etc. so I binned it.

[Bush Tucker Man]

One of our Consultants (& a Specialist Registrar) have green strobes in their Discoverys.

[turtle]

Looks like the forecourt of an LR dealership!!

Very Shiny  :D

[Andy.]

See I told you it was  

Yours is the BLUE one in the middle, is that right Richard  :D

[Bush Tucker Man]

Trick of the light, Andy old boy

[Wanderer]

Just found this thread while looking for somethnig else in the archives.


Having taken this subject up with a traffic cop at Trowell Services on the M1 he says that the lorry lights are height markers (yeah right)

Also that any lights that are not part of the dip/beam lights (and are above the height for fogs) must only come on with full beam and you would be done for driving without due care (or due consideration) for dazzling someone else coming the other way.

Personally my bumper and roof rack lights are on seperate switches that take their power from the full beam circuit. So on road they will only come on with full beam if their switch is also on (with a visible light on the switch to how they are on)

I suppose an extra switch could be incorporated to allow their use with dip beam off road.

Ed