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27-08-2007, 11:32 AM
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Just having a bit of a think here, I've got tinted tail lights on the Focus, and I honestly didn't care whether or not it was legal to do so.
But thinking about this a bit more - could it be possible that even though they are tinted, they could still be legal? ie tail lights visible from x metres away. Keep in mind that the reflectors on the Foc are on the lower rear fog and reverse lights. Have you had any run ins with the police with tinted tails? |
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Tinted tail lights and the law
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