High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! In the United Kingdom there is a legally enforced lighting-up time during which all motor vehicles and bicycles, when in use, must display front and rear lights between one half-hour after sunset to one half-hour before sunrise. The forward lights must be the headlamps and not just the cars' side lights. Sunrise and sunset are defined by the Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations, 1989, as local sunrise and sunset so the times are different in different parts of the UK: they are earlier in the east and later in the west, and vary more with the seasons in northerly and than in southerly locations. The Lighting-up times are displayed in national and local newspapers in the UK. Lighting-up time was first introduced in the nineteenth century in local by-laws and enforced nationally by the Lights on vehicles Act of 1907. The Road Lighting Act of 1942 stipulated 1 hour after sunset/ before dawn. It was amended to 30 minutes by the Road Traffic Act of 1956 because of the increasing speed of traffic.

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