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Rumours on Trailer Marker Lamps uMOURS of confusion caused among
5th June 1964, Page 41
5th June 1964
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— Rumours on Trailer Marker Lamps uMOURS of confusion caused among
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motorists as a result of the use of trailer marker lamps are being investigated by the Traders Road Transport Association.
One rumour in particular is that the front corner marker lamp could give an approaching motorist the impression that the lamp was in fact a winking trafficator, or alternatively it could be mistaken for the lighted trailer of a separate vehicle.
Whilst the T.R.T.A. fully approves of the marker lamp principle and the obvious advantages for which it was , recently introduced, it has given an assurance that these rumours will be considered.
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