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ok, this isnt me, but is for a customer i have coming in tomorrow to have driving lights fitted.
heres the deal from what ive been told.
customer is new p plater, drives vz commodore with hsv bodykit(aftermarket).
pulled over for "random breatho", and fined $100~ and 1 demerit point for having holes in bumper for driving/fog lights, but no lights installed in said location. as far as i know, they would be the same style hole as a factory hsv bumper.
i havent got time to sit on hold with vicroads, and my manager called local cop shop only to be told to just write a letter to civic compliance because they didnt know.
so i ask, anyone in vic who has either had this happen, or knows the law/adr that this applies to.
in short, in victoria(dont give a stuff about other states) is there a law requiring existing/oem driving/fog light holes to have lights fitted?
i'll check in on this tonight when i finish work, and if someone is extremely bored, they can call vicroads for me and find out
heres the deal from what ive been told.
customer is new p plater, drives vz commodore with hsv bodykit(aftermarket).
pulled over for "random breatho", and fined $100~ and 1 demerit point for having holes in bumper for driving/fog lights, but no lights installed in said location. as far as i know, they would be the same style hole as a factory hsv bumper.
i havent got time to sit on hold with vicroads, and my manager called local cop shop only to be told to just write a letter to civic compliance because they didnt know.
so i ask, anyone in vic who has either had this happen, or knows the law/adr that this applies to.
in short, in victoria(dont give a stuff about other states) is there a law requiring existing/oem driving/fog light holes to have lights fitted?
i'll check in on this tonight when i finish work, and if someone is extremely bored, they can call vicroads for me and find out