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The UK’s departure from the European Union (EU) means our relationship has changed in many ways, with a variety of new rules and regulations now applying to how we live, work and trade together. There are significant implications for British citizens planning to travel to mainland Europe for tent, caravan and motorhome holidays, where our previous freedom of movement will no longer apply and passports, visas and additional documentation will be required. Changes to regulations regarding driving, food, health, pets and more will also need to be taken into consideration. the rear signaling positioning criteria are not applicable to motor vehicles and towed vehicles for which there is a technical impossibility. This is particularly the case with container doors, car carriers, tractors for semi-trailers, tank vehicles, flatbed vehicles, arms for removable skips, dollys. These vehicles must be marked on the rear face in a position compatible with their technical characteristics. Depending on the situation it is entirely legal to pass on the inside. If people are following the law then they need to be protected. Now at times it may not be wise to pass on the inside and that is where the personal responsibility comes in, but that should never ever release the driver from their obligations.

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In any case, I consider distinctions like yours quite childish, I believe that in a law it is impossible to foresee all variables. If you have a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), it will remain valid until its expiry date. Different rules apply for Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein. For details visit gov.uk/guidance/uk-residents-visiting-the-eueea-and-switzerland-healthcare#visiting-norway-iceland-liechtenstein-and-switzerlandIf you are applying for a single vehicle that we do not hold details for, and you know the vehicle has a star rating of zero, you can still submit an HGV Safety Permit application. Oh France. Was the breathalyser fiasco not enough? Has BREXIT not given you enough drama? Or are you simply TRYING to create chaos and confusion… (Don’t answer that!) To improve the safety of all road users, HGVs rated below three stars will need to install the Progressive Safe System, from October 2024. motor vehicles and towed vehicles, for which it is technically impossible to comply with the height requirement of the signage from the ground, are fitted with signs placed at a height as close as possible to that prescribed in article 2 of this decree and within the limit of 2.10 meters. A reflective red and white striped hazard sign (typically 50cm x 50cm) should be attached to any cycles or other items carried at the rear of your vehicle or outfit.

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All of that is in addition to having to actually look ahead of you to see what the traffic is doing and quite possibly looking for the correct road to turn into or business to stop at, plus any weight or width restrictions that are applicable along with road signs, pedestrian crossings, road works and so on.

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Although, the new regulation already applies from January 1st, clarification of the law was only published two days ago, on 6 January.------ Camera Monitoring Systems (CMS) guidance will be updated to allow use of both systems. This will give the driver a wider field of vision and reduce the cognitive workload. Emission zone certificates, where required (see section on Low Emission Zones and Clean Air Zones below)

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Johnhas been writing about bikes and cycling for over 30 years since discovering that people were mug enough to pay him for it rather than expecting him to do an honest day's work.FORS encourages companies to run safe and efficient fleets and FORS accredited operators are committed to improving the safety of vulnerable road users such as cyclists and pedestrians. The fine for not having them fitted is 135€, payable on the spot in cash or by French cheque (if you do not have the cash you will be escorted to the closest cash machine to withdraw it.) If I understand correctly, the decision was made due to the high number of cyclists overwhelmed by heavy vehicles. Travel insurance is especially important because the reciprocal agreements of the EHIC and GHIC cards may not cover all potential expenses, which can range from ambulances or dental treatment to air ambulance fees or repatriation to the UK, in the event of illness or death.

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Although British citizens do not currently need a visa to visit Europe, you will need an ETIAS visa waiver from 2022. Offensive signage fitted to vehicles will result in a Major Action Point at FORS audit. Failure to remove such signage will result in suspension from FORS until it is removed or replaced. Extra tapeworm treatments are required for travel to Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, Finland, Norway and Malta. You can request a unique code from gov.uk/view-driving-licence that allows you to share your driving licence details.https://www.camping-car-plus.com/securite-caravane/securite-routiere/disques-limitation-de-vitesse/kit-3-disques-limitation-vitesse-3742.html After this, you can apply for the new UK Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC), which like its predecessor will cover medical services relating to chronic or existing illnesses, maternity care and emergencies and will be valid in the EU. The GHIC is free and can be applied for here gov.uk/global-health-insurance-card. These areas, the extent of which vulnerable users are often unaware, are the source of serious and sometimes fatal accidents. To improve this situation, heavy vehicles must now affix signs showing their blind spots. They are thus better indicated to vulnerable users who circulate nearby. It applies to vehicles travelling “in an urban environment.” This is not clearly defined, but presumed to be all built-up areas.