Yes. HT leads need to show that they comply with Radio Interference Suppression standards by displaying relevant trademark or manufacturer markings...

The only criteria seems to be that a red light must not be visible from the front of the car (Although blue lights are not acceptable at any...

The only acceptable colour lamps at the rear of the vehicle are red for rear lights, stop lights and fog light, amber for direction indicators, white...

You need to have at least one fog light positioned centrally or to the offside of the vehicle. It cannot be positioned within 100mm of the stop...

You must have 6 indicator lights altogether, 2 front, 2 rear and 2 side repeaters (yep, that would be 1 side repeater on each side)   They...

Brake lights must be red in colour   Must show a steady light when the brake is applied (ie doesn’t flicker)   It should only...

You can but this is the guidance from the SVA manual;   “Side repeater indicators mounted on a "cycle wing" that move with...

Yes. Front lights, rear lights (position lamps) and rear number plate light must all be controlled by the same on/off switch.

The hazard warning lights must work with the ignition either off or on.   It must illuminate all the direction indicators including side...

You must have two (for dipped beam and main beam – can be the same unit)   The front lights can have a white or yellow...

All lights must be secure whilst in operation. An exception to this is if a work lamp is fitted (all you Dakar boys listen up!)   All lights...

You must have a minimum of 1 but no more than 2   It must be directed to the rear   It must be white in colour   It should be...

The electrical wiring must be of adequate capacity to ensure overloading of the wire is prevented.   Wiring must be secured at least every...