Scots drivers urged to fully clear car windscreens of snow and ice or face police fines
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dailyrecord.co.ukpolice have urged drivers to full defrost their cards before heading out on their essential journeys. Dumfries and Galloway Police Division recently pulled someone over for having their windscreen and windows completely covered in frost while out on the road.
Officers said that the driver's visibility was ‘very poor’ and that they could have easily been involved in a crash. But what is the law on defrosting your vehicle amid the cold temperatures?
Well, Rule 299 of the Highway Code states that winter drivers should make sure they clear all snow and ice from their windows before setting off in the car.Failing to do this means that you would have a somewhat obscured view of the road and the traffic ahead.Police officers can slap with you a.
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