VOSA has introduced some changes to the annual test requirements for conspicuity. – a conspicuous tape positioned on the sides and or rear of a vehicle/trailer intended to indicate it’s dimensional presence.
The revised standards now give a minimum requirement which can be met by line markings only on the sides and rear of any vehicle or trailer. Any additional markings over and above these, whilst not subject to inspection at annual test, may need to be fitted to comply with other legal requirements; such as the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989.
A further change is the standard for conspicuity markings on the side of rigid vehicles. Where side markings on a rigid vehicle meet the 80% requirement of the vehicle length on the body, the cab must still be marked within 600mm of the front of the vehicle. Where this requirement is met, any gaps between the cab markings and body markings must be disregarded.
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