Not quite sure, but it's probably for safety purposes and what not.Michael Rosen wrote: and why the estonian lawl bans tunning?
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mbman's trip to Power Truck Show
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Currently working on another bit of Estonia, you'll see it in the Euromir thread soon enough
Currently working on another bit of Estonia, you'll see it in the Euromir thread soon enough
Very nice photos of these beauties , thanks for sharing 
Volvo FH Globetrotter XL 750HP 6X2/4 Midlift
Map coverage: 44,78%
Truck driven distance: 12275 Km
Overall driven distance: 879873 Km
Driven distance during jobs:548030 Km
HQ garage : Nice , France
Trips completed : 450
Map coverage: 44,78%
Truck driven distance: 12275 Km
Overall driven distance: 879873 Km
Driven distance during jobs:548030 Km
HQ garage : Nice , France
Trips completed : 450
Britain is not that restricted, many trucks are allowed to have blue lights for decoration which is highly illegal in many other European countriesMartinus Kundla wrote: Not quite sure, but it's probably for safety purposes and what not.
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I have been visiting that same Power Truck Show few times before and i will go there some day again to see what kinds of trucks they will have next time. 
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ScuL wrote:Britain is not that restricted, many trucks are allowed to have blue lights for decoration which is highly illegal in many other European countriesMartinus Kundla wrote: Not quite sure, but it's probably for safety purposes and what not.
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Yeah only thing we're not really allowed is neon.
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