HC Deb 27 June 1919 vol 117 c508W
Sir J. D. REES

asked the President of the Local Government Board whether any and, if so, what law is now in force against the use of head-lights; and, if there be such, for what reason it continues to exist?

Mr. SHORTT

I have been asked by my right hon. Friend to reply to this question. The use of head-lights is now regulated by the Lights (Vehicles) Order, a copy of which I will send to the hon. Member. The object of the Order is to prevent the use of excessively brilliant and dazzling lights, which would be a source of danger to other users of the road.