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Motor-cycle law.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Don't think it is law yet. There's been talk about this for a few years now. The British Motorcycle Federation were against it a few years back.
It's a proposed EC ruling we haven't adopted yet.
Some newer bikes are wired so that the lights are on all the time, especially if the bike manufacturer doesn't want to have to make a separate version for us than the rest of Europe, but as far as I'm aware, it's not British law just yet.
d0gsb0dy - in my response above I was aware of the law not being applicable to cars (not yet anyway!), however I was suggesting that the judgement you employ as a car driver whether to light-up or not would be stripped from motorcyclists.
This is not meant as a dig at you, but why should their judgement be deemed inferior to yours?