Heavy Vehicle (Vehicle Standards) National Regulation
sch.2-sec.64Location of direction indicator lights
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sch.2-sec.64 Location of direction indicator lights
A pair of direction indicator lights fitted to a heavy vehicle must have the centre of each light at least— for a vehicle with a width of not more than 1.3m—400mm from the centre of the other light; or for a vehicle with a width of more than 1.3m—600mm from the centre of the other light. The centre of each direction indicator light fitted to a heavy vehicle must be at least 350mm above ground level. The centre of each light in a pair of direction indicator lights required to be fitted to a heavy vehicle must not be more than— 1.5m above ground level; or if it is not practicable for the light to be fitted lower—2.1m above ground level. (sch.2-sec.64-ssec.1) A pair of direction indicator lights fitted to a heavy vehicle must have the centre of each light at least— for a vehicle with a width of not more than 1.3m—400mm from the centre of the other light; or for a vehicle with a width of more than 1.3m—600mm from the centre of the other light. (sch.2-sec.64-ssec.2) The centre of each direction indicator light fitted to a heavy vehicle must be at least 350mm above ground level. (sch.2-sec.64-ssec.3) The centre of each light in a pair of direction indicator lights required to be fitted to a heavy vehicle must not be more than— 1.5m above ground level; or if it is not practicable for the light to be fitted lower—2.1m above ground level.
- (a) for a vehicle with a width of not more than 1.3m—400mm from the centre of the other light; or
- (b) for a vehicle with a width of more than 1.3m—600mm from the centre of the other light.
- (a) 1.5m above ground level; or
- (b) if it is not practicable for the light to be fitted lower—2.1m above ground level.