Month 8 · days 213–243
Lights, warning signals and winter driving
Which lights to use, when to sound the horn and what applies from November to March.
- 213. Daytime running lights: when are they not enough?
- 214. Position lights and dipped headlights
- 215. Main beam: when may I use it?
- 216. Dazzled by an oncoming driver
- 217. Front fog lights
- 218. Rear fog lights: when is using them compulsory?
- 219. Lights when stopping and standing outside built-up areas
- 220. Light warning signal
- 221. Audible warning signal
- 222. Hazard warning lights
- 223. Marking a vehicle stopped in an emergency
- 224. Winter tyre obligation
- 225. Tread depth: summer 1.6 mm, winter 4 mm
- 226. Tread depth for vehicles over 3.5 tonnes
- 227. M+S marking and the 3PMSF alpine symbol
- 228. Obligation to clear snow and ice from the car
- 229. Clearing windows and mirrors
- 230. No driving with ice on the roof
- 231. Snow chains: where are they compulsory?
- 232. Driving in the wet
- 233. Driving in fog
- 234. Driving at night
- 235. Driving in strong wind
- 236. Driving into low, bright sun
- 237. Marker posts: white, red and blue
- 238. Reflectors on vehicles
- 239. Special warning lights: blue, red and yellow
- 240. Wearing a hi-vis vest
- 241. Pedestrians on the road outside built-up areas in reduced visibility
- 242. Lighting a towed vehicle
- 243. Lighting a load projecting beyond the vehicle