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Reversing alarm 1) Fitted to vehicles to warn (especially pedestrians) that vehicle is reversing. Sometimes called bleeper - legally called audible warning instrument. May be fitted voluntarily to goods vehicles over 2 tonnes (and certain others) but not to cars/light vehicles. Reversing accidents 1) Too many for comfort, and cause of concern to safety organizations and government. Reversing 1) Causing a motor vehicle to travel backwards - illegal if distance reversed is greater than necessary for safety or reasonable convenience of the occupants or other traffic (except road rollers). |
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