"mechanically propelled cycle" means a mechanically propelled vehicle, other than an invalid carriage, with less than four wheels and the weight unladen of which does not exceed 8 cwt. ( b) which is incapable of exceeding 24 miles per hour on a dry level road under normal atmospheric conditions ( a) the engine of which does not exceed 50 cubic centimetres in cylinder capacity as calculated in accordance with article 27 of the Road Vehicles (Registration and Licensing) Regulations, 1958 ( "low-powered cycle" means a mechanically propelled cycle. "lighting-up hours" means the period commencing one half-hour after sunset on any day and expiring one half-hour before sunrise on the next day and which is specially designed and constructed for the use of persons suffering from a physical defect or disability and which is used solely by such persons "invalid carriage" means a mechanically propelled vehicle the weight unladen of which does not exceed 6 cwt. "illuminated surface" means that part of a lamp designed to show light "illuminated area" means in relation to a lamp the area of the orthogonal projection of the illuminated surface on a vertical plane at right angles to the longitudinal axis of the vehicle to which the lamp is fitted "identification mark" means the identification mark assigned to a vehicle under the Roads Act, 1920 or under any other enactment "hand propelled vehicle" means a vehicle constructed or adapted for use, and used, as a vehicle drawn or propelled by hand "goods vehicle" means a mechanically propelled vehicle constructed or adapted primarily for the conveyance of goods or burden of any other description "day time" means any time outside lighting-up hours (1) In these Regulations, save where the context otherwise requires:. These Regulations shall come into operation on the 27th day of October, 1963.ģ. These Regulations may be cited as the Road Traffic (Lighting of Vehicles) Regulations, 1963.Ģ. 24 of 1961) hereby makes the following Regulations:-ġ. The Minister for Local Government in exercise of the powers conferred on him by SECOND SCHEDULE-The advance warning device referred to in article 38. Defence in case of damaged equipment.įIRST SCHEDULE-The obligatory rear reflector referred to in sub-article (2) of article 34. Exemptions and modifications for certain classes of vehicles.ĥ4. Defence where vehicle parked in certain places.ĥ2. Restriction on lighting which misleads or dazzles.ĥ1. Optional direction indicators and stop lamps.Ĥ6. Restrictions on height of front lamps.Ĥ5. Compliance by vehicles with this Part.Ĥ4. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS IN RESPECT OF LIGHTING.Ĥ0. Restriction on use of reflectorised material. Position of obligatory rear reflectors.ģ9. Appearance and size of obligatory rear reflectors.ģ5. OBLIGATORY LIGHTING OF OTHER CLASSES OF VEHICLES.ģ4. Use of lighting (cycles and invalid carriages). Stop lamps (cycles and invalid carriages).Ģ8. Head lamp (cycles and invalid carriages).Ģ7. Identification mark lighting (cycles and invalid carriages).Ģ6. Rear lamps (cycles and invalid carriages).Ģ5. Obligatory lighting (cycles and invalid carriages).Ģ4. OBLIGATORY LIGHTING OF MECHANICALLY PROPELLED CYCLES AND IN VALID CARRIAGES.Ģ2. Application of this Part of these Regulations. OBLIGATORY LIGHTING OF MECHANICALLY PROPELLED VEHICLES (EXCEPT CYCLES AND INVALID CARRIAGES) AND TRAILERS.Ĩ. Combination of lamps, of reflectors and of lamps and reflectors. ROAD TRAFFIC (LIGHTING OF VEHICLES) REGULATIONS, 1963.ħ.
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