Date: Wed, 4 Apr 2001 21:57:33 +0100 From: "Saab Dastard" <hgnopsamserve.co.uk> Subject: Re: 900SE fog lights
In the UK most new cars (since about 1995/6, I think) have had single rear fog lights on the driver's side to avoid being confused with brake lights (I don't know if this is mandatory) and it is certainly NOT illegal to drive a car that has 2 rear foglights. What is illegal (and ****ing irritating for everyone else) is to drive with them on when the conditions do not warrant their use - i.e. visibility reduced to less than 100m for any reason other than darkness. "KeithG" <noonenopsaml.com> wrote in message news:o7Ly6.38390$BB5.399343nopsamoon.columbus.rr.com... > Britain and other RHD markets may be different, but I have seen most with > the rear fog on the driver's side (towards center of the road) > > KeithG > > "Kevin Lee" <krlnopsamia4.co.uk> wrote in message > news:cnjlctk0k9rftsdmmren9khb5cnu648epunopsamcom... > > On Wed, 04 Apr 2001 07:50:33 GMT, Mosaine Recondez > > <nonenopsamerland.com> wrote: > > > > >Franck Marie wrote: > > >> Hi! I live in france, and here cars only have one rear fog light, on > left. > > >> Usually, cars sold in france don't have the bulb on the right side, and > even > > >> if you put one it won't work: there is no power there. > > > > > >Yes, here in Europe this is the law. Only one rear fog light, brighter > > >than the breaklights, on left. Used to be two but it did really confused > > >some drivers making them to believe that break is used. > > > > > > M.R. > > > > Doesn't this vary from country to country. Over here in the UK (and we > > are part of Europe despite what some British politicians may think) > > many of our cars including my 900 have dual rear fog lights which are > > perfectly legal.. > > > > Kevin Lee home page:www.keltia4.co.uk > >
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