Chrome to be bannned on all cars and motorbikes from 2024
Posted: 24 Feb 2024 12:49
This is a blow to any purists of vehicles like Harley Davidsons or even those that like to see a bit of chromework on their cars
I think there is nothing classier than seeing a chrome mirror or tailpipe to enhance the look of a vehicle, especially as they are so bland and uniform now, nearly every model looks the same shape
Luckily they are not banning existing vehicles with chromework, that would be a great loss if they did
Just new production vehicles , the reason being the chrome plating process and pollution from it
But just a quick question , it mentions in the article the colour of vehicles and which colours are higher risk for accidents
Then it says to make sure you vehicle details are up to date regarding this
I have an old black Kia that is in very good condition, but wanted to give it a bit of an upgrade regarding its looks, so i stuck a few luminous red stickers around it , only thin strips on the mirrors , door handles , windscreen wipers and wheels and a thicker strip across the rear bumper , i think it enhances safety at night and breaks it up being totally black
I have a few led lights inside the car also to brighten the interior
Would the strips be classed as a change to the vehicle or are they just regarded as add ons that are not necessary to report ?
I havent had an ITV since putting them on and know they can be strict on certain changes , such as tinted windows that are too dark
But i have passed a few police cars and had them in front and behind me and have never been stopped
Has anyone had any experience of doing this and come up against any problems ?
https://euroweeklynews.com/2024/02/23/e ... oNewsAlert
I think there is nothing classier than seeing a chrome mirror or tailpipe to enhance the look of a vehicle, especially as they are so bland and uniform now, nearly every model looks the same shape
Luckily they are not banning existing vehicles with chromework, that would be a great loss if they did
Just new production vehicles , the reason being the chrome plating process and pollution from it
But just a quick question , it mentions in the article the colour of vehicles and which colours are higher risk for accidents
Then it says to make sure you vehicle details are up to date regarding this
I have an old black Kia that is in very good condition, but wanted to give it a bit of an upgrade regarding its looks, so i stuck a few luminous red stickers around it , only thin strips on the mirrors , door handles , windscreen wipers and wheels and a thicker strip across the rear bumper , i think it enhances safety at night and breaks it up being totally black
I have a few led lights inside the car also to brighten the interior
Would the strips be classed as a change to the vehicle or are they just regarded as add ons that are not necessary to report ?
I havent had an ITV since putting them on and know they can be strict on certain changes , such as tinted windows that are too dark
But i have passed a few police cars and had them in front and behind me and have never been stopped
Has anyone had any experience of doing this and come up against any problems ?
https://euroweeklynews.com/2024/02/23/e ... oNewsAlert