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No, as you have cited, there is a law saying vehicles must be equipped with these lights, but it's up to national regulations on when they must be used. See ht
by Symbiote 5y ago
No, as you have cited, there is a law saying vehicles must be equipped with these lights, but it's up to national regulations on when they must be used.
See https://trip.studentnews.eu/s/4086/77033-Car-travel-in-Europe.htm https://trip.studentnews.eu/s/4086/77033-Car-travel-in-Europ... for a list (incomplete, Denmark requires daytime lights.)
- mobilio 5y agoNordic countries are different because even their "days" they sun can be seen 2-3-4 hours.
- bryanrasmussen 5y agounless it's summer in which case it can be seen about 19 hours.
- mobilio 5y agoBut even on 19 hours day it's good with daylights. It's easier to see what vehicle is running/driving or not.
- Ekaros 5y agoDuring winter at mid-day my lights automatically turned on... Just in simple overcast weather. So it does get bit gloomy at times.