Only emergency vehicles can display blue flashing lights, it is an offence if your vehicle has any blue flashing LED or neon under-vehicle lighting system or lights on windscreen, washer jets or number plates emitting a blue flashing light. Green lights can only be fitted on Medical Practitioners vehicles. This could also include neon lights fitted under or on the side of a vehicle and red LED windscreen washer jets. It does not matter if the lights are mounted inside or outside the vehicle, just that the light can be seen from the outside. These offences are dealt with by means of a £50 non endorsable Fixed Penalty Notice. It is an offence to show a red light to the front of a vehicle (including a reflector) and a white light to the rear unless reversing. Please note: Night is defined as being the period between half an hour after sunset and half an hour before sunrise. lights should also be used when driving in conditions where the visibility is severely reduced (where you can’t see further than 100 metres).
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On a 30mph road which has lit street lighting, using only sidelights is legal, but it is advisable to use full headlights. your vehicle must have its headlights and rear tail lights (which must be red in colour) turned on at night.all of the necessary lights must be attached, clean and in good working order.To drive a vehicle at night or in poor visibility:
The information and guidelines below will help you to understand which modifications are legal. The Supercars used were cousin to the very first British-made dodgem car launched in 1934, re-positioning the iconic fairground ride.ĭrawing upon the colours that characterised the wheel of emotions, Bompas & Parr created the Plutchik Café serving artisan crisps, sandwiches and the world's first colour changing polarising kaleidoscopic gin and tonic, and colas.Even if you have a current MOT, you may still be committing an offence if the condition of your car, or any of your vehicle parts, fall below the required limits. This evolved into the dodgems we know today. Drive Dead Slow took the location of a disused fire station - traditionally a place of order and safety - and juxtaposed it with the chaos and random collisions of a fleet of dodgems.ĭirected by Marcus, the British artist behind award-winning stage visuals for the Chemical Brothers and Metallica, Drive Dead Slow celebrated the centenary of ‘The Whirl of The World’, a ride first experienced in London where the motion was created by an arrangement of tilting floor panels. With all cars full, you were unleashed on the strange and lurid landscape of tunnels, projections and light and soundscapes. Each car had a different personality and through sensors was designed to interact with its driver. After your mood was categorised on the Plutchik wheel of emotions, visitors were matched to a car.
Visitors were invited to drive a 1960s converted Supercar fitted with sensors, sound systems and lights. Commissioned in 2017, a collective of visual, sound and light artists, directed by Marcus Lyall, collaboratively created the world’s first artist-designed bumper car arena - a spectacle elevating bumper cars into performance art.
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