Lights


  • Not as bright as headlights.
  • Used by drivers to make themselves visible to traffic during times when it’s not dark enough for main lights.

  • Angled downwards to avoid dazzling other drivers.
  • Used when visibility is reduced, such as at night or in bad weather..

  • The brightest headlights on a vehicle.
  • Angled higher than dipped headlights, providing a wider and more distant field of vision.

  • Used at the right times to combat reduced visibility, otherwise you could be a danger to yourself and other drivers.
  • Using them at the right time should aid safe winter driving.
  • Using fog lights at the wrong time could mean you are breaking the law and endangering other drivers.
  • Should only be used in the fog, when visibility drops below 100 metres (roughly the length of a football pitch).
  • All four indicator lights flashing intermittently and in unison.
  • Used when your vehicle presents a potential hazard to other road users.
  • To alert other road users to a hazard ahead.
  • Rapid decelaration.