Thread: Driving lights on when?

High beam only.
But who would ever check?
Regards Philip A

I like that answer, technical accuracy practical solution - thanks

Its much more convenient for driving on the road at night if through the high beam as then you only have to dip one switch and not scramble for a second when another car is approaching.

Originally Posted by PhilipA

High beam only.
But who would ever check?
Regards Philip A

Checked when ever I've been for a rego check, if the light is there it has to work, they check that they dip with high beam.


Martyn

Maybe worth a little rewiring - the single dip makes sense.

What about those spotlights (supposedly fog lights) that tossers drive around with on at all times? They can be turned on and off without high beam.

Originally Posted by Didge

What about those spotlights (supposedly fog lights) that tossers drive around with on at all times? They can be turned on and off without high beam.

True, but it is illegal to do so - certainly in Qld.

Fact is, they are fog lights and totally ineffective if used with headlights in fog, esp if locked to high beam.

I have to say - and it does pee people off - we have rules and laws on many aspects of our behaviour, including road rules and vehicle regulations. The 'nudge, nudge, wink, wink' suggestions on ignoring them are a bit misguided to be frank. This is not Mogadishu.............and thank Chr-st for that.

Cheers,

Foglights! Arrggghhh!!!!

One of my soon to be ex mates has swapped his standard fog lights for a set of Lightforce 170's with Yellow Covers mounted down low and drives around with them on all the time.
He wont listen......