Will my car fail SVA if the number plate light is on a separately controlled circuit?

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Posted: 19 Feb, 2008
by: Madabout-Kitcars ..

Updated: 19 Feb, 2008
by: Madabout-Kitcars ..

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

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