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If you don’t have overseas cover, you will only have the minimum legal cover (usually third party only) in the EU and you may need to pay an extra premium to extend your insurance cover. I'm another regular Continental tourer. I also didn't bother with headlamp converters a.k.a. beam benders on my XK8's and have never been flashed. Given that most French vehicles have one headlamp pointing at the road and the other pointing up in the air, no one is likely to notice ....... Before looking at a typical installation of the latest type of deflectors, it is essential to point out that when driving abroad, you MUST fit the beam deflectors before heading off from the ferry. The deflectors have to be fitted, even when driving in daylight hours. If you are stopped and your vehicle is found to be wanting in this respect, you may well have a heavy on-the-spot fine imposed.

The image above shows how to display the marker boards in the cycle carrier if the overhanging load doesn't exceed the width of the vehicle (it should be perpendicular with the lighting board). If it does exceed the width of the vehicle you will need two hatched reflective stripes one at each edge pointing down (forming an inverted V). The Lighting board and the marker board are both needed for Spain and Italy. For the rear marker board, the design in Spain is 3 red and 3 white hatched, reflective stripes. In Italy, the design is 5 red and 4 white hatched, reflective stripes. Visit a travel health centre or your GP to find out what vaccinations or medication you may need before your trip – do this early as some destinations require vaccinations months in advance of your trip. There are lots of different makes and styles of headlamp converters. They are also known as headlight adaptors, headlamp deflectors and headlight beam deflectors, amongst many others.It's the law 'not cause dazzle to oncoming drivers', rather than specifically to adjust your headlamp beams for driving on the right. The advice from the Foreign Office is always to drive defensively when abroad and to expect the unexpected. A Green Cardfrom your insurer when necessary (from 2 August 2021, you no longer need a Green Card when driving in the European Economic Area). If you need glasses for driving, take a spare pair with you - especially if you're the only driver. Think right The rules differ slightly in Spain, Ireland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland. The cards aren't a replacement for travel insurance so you should always have insurance as well.

The last post was made 18 years, 77 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? Most UK cars with projector headlights can be switched from right hand drive, over to left hand drive. Headlight converters are available for all headlight types including standard, halogen, swivel, projector and Xenon/HID.You can't always predict delays and bad weather. So even if you're only going for a short trip and don't expect to drive at night, it's a good idea to carry headlamp beam converters with you, just in case. You don't need to if your lights can be adapted without them. If you becomeseriously ill or injured abroad, you will need full travel insurance to cover any medical bills, otherwise you could be left with a hefty bill after you get better – most countries will even charge you if an ambulance is called out.

Both employees and self-employed workers will pay less in National Insurance from next year, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has announced in today's Autumn Statement.For certain countries – and in the event of a no deal Brexit – your passport must be valid for six months after the date you travel and be less than 10 years old. If you’re wondering what cars have switchable headlights then you might be disappointed with the results, because your car might not have that function.

The original and still the best! Have fun while driving through Europe, but also make sure you are safe and legal. Left Hand Drive, driving in the UKNatWest, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and Ulster Bank, which are all part of the NatWest Group, will now shut at least 172 of their bank branches in 2023 and 2024. If you have a left-hand drive (LHD) car that has been driven from Europe to the UK then we sell special left-hand drive headlamp deflectors for these cars. This remained the position for many years, and for many motorists from Britain venturing abroad in the 1960s/70s, whose cars were equipped with circular Lucas headlamps (predominantly seven inch types), vehicle preparation for driving in France included the attachment (by elasticated clips) to the headlamps of yellow-coloured beam converters, constructed from see-through plastic. In those days huge numbers of British-built cars were fitted from new with these ‘standard’ Lucas headlamps. The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (Wednesday 22 November) announced a range of tax, benefits and savings measures. We round up the key announcements and what they mean for you.