57Certain vehicles used in daylight

57 Certain vehicles used in daylight

This Part does not apply to –

(a) a light vehicle built before 1931 that is used only in daylight; or

(b) a light vehicle that is –

(i) designed mainly for use in a specialised activity such as agriculture or road construction; and

(ii) built on a chassis of a type not normally used for building trucks; and

(iii) used only in daylight.

| Example for paragraph (b): | Fork-lifts, tractors, graders and harvesters, towed equipment such as balers, brooms, mowers, ploughs, rakes and road-rollers. | | Note: | The provisions of the Road Rules 2019 relating to driver obligations such as lighting and signalling continue to apply to a vehicle even if this Part does not apply to it. If, for example, a tractor driver is unable to give a hand signal of an intention to turn because the tractor is towing a grain trailer that obscures the view of following motorists, the grain trailer must be fitted with direction indicator lights in accordance with this Part. |