Compulsory equipment for France.
Discussion
Taken from the AA website:
Vehicle registration document - Compulsory
Vehicle insurance note - Compulsory
GB sticker - Compulsory
Warning triangle - Compulsory
First aid kit - Recommended
Fire extinguisher - Recommended
Spare bulb kit - Recommended
Headlamp convertors - Compulsory
On the spot fines - YES
Hope I've been of some help. I'm off down to the Renault garage to see about switching over these Xenon lights.
Vehicle registration document - Compulsory
Vehicle insurance note - Compulsory
GB sticker - Compulsory
Warning triangle - Compulsory
First aid kit - Recommended
Fire extinguisher - Recommended
Spare bulb kit - Recommended
Headlamp convertors - Compulsory
On the spot fines - YES
Hope I've been of some help. I'm off down to the Renault garage to see about switching over these Xenon lights.
///m-power said:
in six years of driving to Le Sarthe I've never had any issues with headlamps or GB badge. So wouldn't worry too much about lights if you're driving in the day.
Plus, there's no room left for a GB badge after the PH stickers have gone on!!!!
I'm not taking a GB sticker. They'll know by the fact I'll be driving on the left that I'm English.
bigwithey said:
Polarbert said:
I'm off down to the Renault garage to see about switching over these Xenon lights.
I didn't think xenons needed switching 
J.
I meant to see about changing the direction that they point.
and Fruitcake =

Edited by Polarbert on Wednesday 22 August 10:09
Edited by Polarbert on Wednesday 22 August 10:09
puffpuff said:
remal said:
I have a small GB sticker ( about 4" x 4) on the back of my Tiger. is that OK. or does it have to be a larger GB sticker?
>> Edited by remal on Wednesday 31st May 17:44
No, it has to be a large RAF style roundel on each door with 'kills' just below the window.
I got the RAF sticker ready to go on but as I have no windows putting it under them will be a problem
check my profile///m-power said:
in six years of driving to Le Sarthe I've never had any issues with headlamps or GB badge. So wouldn't worry too much about lights if you're driving in the day.
Plus, there's no room left for a GB badge after the PH stickers have gone on!!!!
I know that its something that they are getting more picky about ... i got pulled on a "random stop" last year in Pays Bas region, and they used the lack of a GB sticker to check that i had all the other compulsery safety gear onboard ... fortunately i had a bulb kit (not correct for car but they will never know) hazard triangle, first aid kit fire extinguisher, paperwork etc so they let me go with nothing more than a paddington bear hard stare!!
They were being rather unpleasant to another brit there who did not have the bulb kit and hazard triangle with him.
Think the moral here is, dont give them an easy excuse to tug them, especially as they use Le Mans as a fund raiser for French Bib's Xmas Party!
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