Rear Reflectors

May 19, 2011
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illegal to remove and i aint got a clue why you would want to. They are there for a reason and unlike other safety devices you dont have to pay extra to have them fitted to your car
 

5509433

Active Member
Aug 8, 2011
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Braintree, Essex
Not all cars have them, so why would it be illegal. My car has rear lights, and relfectors in those lights when they are not on. As to a reason why to remove them. Im just thinking of ideas of styling and to be different.
 

DEAN0

Old Git
Feb 1, 2006
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Preston - UK
Not all cars have them, so why would it be illegal. My car has rear lights, and relfectors in those lights when they are not on. As to a reason why to remove them. Im just thinking of ideas of styling and to be different.

Unfortunately VOSA see reflective surfaces ( behind the bulbs ) and reflectors as completely different things.

The ibiza rear lights DO NOT have a legal reflector built in to them so seat needed to add the reflector separately.

No manufacturer is going to add items to a car if they dont have to by law - it's just extra cost.
 

Dabbalz

Active Member
Sep 7, 2010
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West Yorkshire
Even if the rear lamps have reflectors some cars require them due to the position of the rear light cluster. e.g ford focus. Unsure about the ibiza and can't be arsed going out to check!
 
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