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    I remember regularly seeing a police Rover P6’s being driven around the local streets during the hours of darkness with just side lights on.
    For you younglings - one of these -

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    You can see how small the side lights are……not the ones that are on but the tiny ones on top of the wings!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Eddiex View Post
    I remember regularly seeing a police Rover P6’s being driven around the local streets during the hours of darkness with just side lights on.
    For you younglings - one of these -

    IMG_5517.jpg

    You can see how small the side lights are……not the ones that are on but the tiny ones on top of the wings!


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    With the little ears sticking up so you could see if they were on?
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    I was always under the impression that ‘side lights’ were only marker lights, ie only to be used when the vehicle was stationaryand parked.
    Also I don’t know if the fog light rule of only being used in fog or falling snow has been changed, many cars use fog lamps as cornering assistance lights.
    I had a Renault that applied reduced power to the dipped headlight bulb whenever the ignition was on, an early form of drls? Circa 1989 I think.
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    It was called Dim-Dip. Volvo had it on many of their cars from the 80s, and they partnered with Renault (and Peugeot) around that time.

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