lois et reglements police de roulage avec amendements

to light indications relating to their itinerary or destination.
When these lights are placed at back of the vehicle they should not emit luminous rays towards
the back.
e) Vehicles the width of which does not exceed 2.10 metres may be equipped with gauge lights.
f) Front signalling of a vehicle can be completed with a white or yellow front light, directed
backwards and illuminating the front part of the vehicle. This light must not hamper either the
vehicle driver or other drivers.
g) Every motor vehicle or traller pulled by such a vehicle shall be provided with a green light
permitting the driver to signal that he has noticed the warning of the person who is ready to
overtake him. This light must be set at the back left edge of the vehicle.
h) Agricultural vehicles and specialised gadgets used by works' foremen shall not be provided
with lights provided for in paragraph one of this Article when they do not move between
nightfall and daybreak.
i ) Buses assigned to transport school children shall be provided with two flashing orange lights,
set one in front, the other at the back of the vehicle, in order to signal stops and to recommend
caution. These lights' use is limited to 100 metres away from the stopping point.
Section 2. Particular rules
Article 77:
1. Position lights of white or yellow colour placed in front of the vehicle and red position lights
placed at the back of the vehicle must, without dazzling or holding up other drivers, be visible at
night, by fine weather, at a minimum distance of 300 metres, respectively from the front and the
back of the vehicle.
However, for the back lights of bicycles or mopeds, this distance ii reduced to 100 metres.
2. Reflectors must be seen at night, by fine weather, by the driver of another vehicle at 150
metres, when they are illuminated by road lights of this vehicle.
Reflectors placed at the back of trallers must have the form of an equilateral triangle of 0.15
metres to 0.20 metres of sizes, of which one of the summits is directed upwards, the opposite
side being horizontal. Trallers, the overall width of which does not exceed 0.80 metres may be
provided only with one reflector if they are coupled up to a motorbike without a side car.
Reflectors placed on all vehicles other than a traller can not be of a triangular shape.
3. The outer edge of the illuminating area of the front and back position lights and of the front
and back reflectors must be at less than 0.40 metres from the end of the overall width of the
vehicle.
4. The highest point of the illuminating area of the front and back position lights can not be at
more than 1.90 metres above the ground, the vehicle being unloaded.
For reflectors, this height can not be over 1.20 metres.
5. Loading lights must be visible at night by fine weather by the driver of a vehicle being at
least at 200 metres away.
6. Parking lights must emit a white light forwards and a red light backwards and meet
conditions. of visibility required of the front and back position lights.
Article 78: