"Legality of Bright Lights"
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•Those blinding high-intensity headlights everywhere: Are they legal in B.C.?
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The brightness of lights on vehicles coming out of the factory remains up to individual manufacturers.
The B.C. Motor Vehicle Act doesn’t stipulate a minimum or maximum number of lumens in headlights, says Cpl . Michael McLaughlin of the RCMP ’s highway patrol.
McLaughlin recommends sticking with the lights your vehicle manufacturer chose.
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