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Just out of interest does anyone know the legal position ? In the past I have used my MMC case knowing the high level brake light was covered and considered that fine provided the side brake lights worked. Is it illegal does anyone know ? Safety is another matter of course ........
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Les Flics need to be able to see the third brake light if you are traveling in France.
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That's certainly the line I was taking. Not so concerned about the domestic rozzers (though technically I believe probably an offence, others will know better than me) but don't want to mix it with the French who have a reputation for being, shall I say, assertive in their dealings with British motorists.
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I always give the local gendarmes a wave - one never knows when one might need them- sometimes they wave back!
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