Outer Limits 4x4 Board

6 Forward facing lights is max in QLD.

The "on top of the bullbar" wouldn't be real legal either.

Paul

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:6 Forward facing lights is max in QLD.

The "on top of the bullbar" wouldn't be real legal either.

Paul

does that include head lights if you dont mind me askin?..

i didnt reliese there was a limit to be honest.

70Y07A!! wrote:

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:6 Forward facing lights is max in QLD.

The "on top of the bullbar" wouldn't be real legal either.

Paul

does that include head lights if you dont mind me askin?..

i didnt reliese there was a limit to be honest.

it sure does.

for instance, in qld an 80 series can only have 1 set of spotties.

Shadow wrote:

70Y07A!! wrote:

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:6 Forward facing lights is max in QLD.

The "on top of the bullbar" wouldn't be real legal either.

Paul

does that include head lights if you dont mind me askin?..

i didnt reliese there was a limit to be honest.

it sure does.

for instance, in qld an 80 series can only have 1 set of spotties.

thats really intresting i didnt know that.

i take it, its not a reinforced law?.

70Y07A!! wrote:

Shadow wrote:

70Y07A!! wrote:

me3@neuralfibre.com wrote:6 Forward facing lights is max in QLD.

The "on top of the bullbar" wouldn't be real legal either.

Paul

does that include head lights if you dont mind me askin?..

i didnt reliese there was a limit to be honest.

it sure does.

for instance, in qld an 80 series can only have 1 set of spotties.

thats really intresting i didnt know that.

i take it, its not a reinforced law?.

I guess it depends on how grumpy they are.
For competition (rally) car's etc it matters quite a bit.

Unsure how it relates to multi-element lights like they have these days.

Paul

i thought you had to have an even amount.. a mate got fined for 3 up front and 5 up top

the fine might have been more relating to the ones up top, I got a warning years ago for having lights on a roof rack.

Doesn't have to be an even amount, saw in a rule book that if you have one it must be centrally mounted and so on

phippsy wrote:the fine might have been more relating to the ones up top, I got a warning years ago for having lights on a roof rack.

Doesn't have to be an even amount, saw in a rule book that if you have one it must be centrally mounted and so on

Funny, I was sure they had to be in pairs. Don't ask me to prove it though. It's just one of those things I read somewhere some time.

chimpboy wrote:

phippsy wrote:the fine might have been more relating to the ones up top, I got a warning years ago for having lights on a roof rack.

Doesn't have to be an even amount, saw in a rule book that if you have one it must be centrally mounted and so on

Funny, I was sure they had to be in pairs. Don't ask me to prove it though. It's just one of those things I read somewhere some time.

Varies (or used to) from state to state.

Qld is "in pairs and no more than six" shining a white light etc etc.
I can dig it up if someone wants proof. It's on the Qld Transport website.

You can get away with soem stuff if for "off road" - but you would have to show it's disabled. Covers might do it - not sure. Would depend on the mood of the copper too. You might have to sort it later. I've had a radar detector offence pulled after I wrote a letter explaing the cop was an idiot and charged me with insufficient evidence.

Paul

http://www.transport.qld.gov.au/resourc ... hicles.pdf

Interesting read, QLD only, would need to investigate further, but mentions 2 pair auxillary allowed and no height restriction