Martin

There was an EU rule about ten years ago that stipulated that rear lights are no longer mandatory in daylight. The reasoning being to save on fuel. Which is a ridiculous reason, even more so with today’s LED lights.

I don’t know about other EU countries but this was the reason that Sweden removed the requirement. All cars in Sweden used to have the rear lights turned on at all time, even if the light switch was in the off position, but that changed around the same time.

It used to be mandatory with always on rear lights in Sweden (you couldn’t even turn them off). But an adaptation to EU rules removed that requirement. 😓

That makes a lot of sense actually.

I never understood the benefit of this. You need to go backwards at some point regardless.

Kalles kaviar, ägg, knäckebröd.

Whitney Houston’s “I will always love you”. I love Dolly Parton but Whitney slayed this song.

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