Drivers need to know these headlight rules to avoid hefty fines and ensure road safety
Ministers are being pushed to look into LED headlights. Apparently, they might be causing some issues on the roads. In fact, there were 216 accidents last year linked to blinding headlights. That’s a bit concerning, right?
One MP, Graeme Downie, mentioned that many drivers might not realize how their headlights affect others. So, it’s super important to know the rules. For instance, using hazard lights incorrectly can cost you up to £1,000. They should only be used when you’re parked.
And if you’re thinking about switching to LED headlights, be careful. They need to be installed right, or you might fail your MOT. Plus, don’t forget to tell your insurance company about any changes.
Also, remember to turn on your headlights when visibility is low. If you forget, you could face that hefty fine and even get points on your license. It’s easy to overlook these things, but we all need to drive safely and be considerate of others on the road.