Daytime Headlight Rule for Intercity Roads Begins Next Sunday
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Starting November 1st, all vehicles must use headlights on intercity roads during the day until March 31, 2026. Buses, taxis, and heavy trucks must also use headlights on urban roads throughout winter. Motorcycle riders face a year-round, all-hours headlight mandate. The Ministry of Transportation advises drivers to check vehicle safety and lighting systems for winter.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Daytime headlight use on intercity roads becomes mandatory starting November 1st.
- The new headlight rule for intercity roads will last until March 31, 2026.
- Buses, taxis, and trucks over 15 tons must use headlights on urban roads in winter.
- Motorcyclists are required to use headlights at all times, year-round.
- The Ministry of Transportation urges drivers to check vehicle safety systems for winter.
Starting Sunday, November 1st, drivers will be required to keep their headlights on during daytime hours on intercity roads. This mandate applies to all vehicle types and will be in effect throughout the winter season until March 31, 2026. Buses, taxis, and trucks weighing over 15 tons are also obligated to use their headlights on urban roads during the entire winter period. Motorcycle riders must keep their headlights on at all times, day and night, on all roads year-round. The Ministry of Transportation is urging drivers to adhere to the legal headlight requirements and ensure their vehicle's lighting systems are functional. The ministry also recommends preparing vehicles for winter by checking safety systems such as brakes, tires, steering, lights, and wipers, as well as heating and defogging systems. Early preparation, driving according to road conditions, and adhering to safety rules are emphasized as crucial for a safe winter.
