On Sun, 08 May 2011 21:17:43 +0100, Bruce
wrote:

Ian Dalziel wrote:
On Sun, 08 May 2011 15:18:37 +0100, Bruce
wrote:

Mike Hughes wrote:
In message , Basil Jet
writes
On 2011\05\07 11:03, Steve Firth wrote:


Which means all those tools who drive around on sidelights are not
legal.

I thought driving with sidelights was legal if the road has
streetlamps, which many motorways do.

Does not apply at speeds above 30 mph. Therefore headlights are required
under normal conditions on motorways and dual carriageways with speed
limit above 30.


Complete rubbish. There is *no* legislation that makes the use of
sidelights compulsory on roads with street lights whose speed limits
are greater than 30 mph.


Erm... Complete rubbish. Read the post you replied to?


I did, thank you.

Perhaps your time would be better spent reading and understanding the
Highway Code. If you can read, that is.

Oh, I can. I can read the difference between "sidelights" and
"headlights" for a start. Now go back and read the thread, ****wit.

(What legislation were you expecting to find in the Highway Code, by
the way?)

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Ian D