Gripping battle at Shelsley
The outright hill record at Shelsley Walsh was smashed when the British Hillclimb Championship contenders tackled the newly resurfaced hill in early June. The record was broken five times in…
Sir,
Wishing to fit a pair of spotlamps to my Triumph TR, I investigated the legal requirements as to where they should be positioned. It appears that they must be mounted between 2 ft. and 3 ft. 6 in. above ground level, i.e. headlamp height. Looking around, I find that most cars have them mounted just above the from bumper, below regulation height.
I should like to ask if any reader has experienced any trouble with the police about this, and indeed, how strongly is this regulation enforced?
Anthony Kidman – Shrivenham.
[In our opinion far too much dazzle is caused by low-mounted, powerful spot lamps on cars and lorries, in use when there is no fog.—Ed.]