Halloween masks could lead to £1k fines for West Midlands drivers

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 13:08 · Archive

Wearing masks that block peripheral or night vision while driving could result in £1,000 fines.

West Midlands drivers have been warned that wearing Halloween masks while driving could result in fines of up to £1,000. Masks that block peripheral vision or night sight are a particular concern for road safety authorities.

Drivers are also cautioned against combining masks with other items that impair vision, including coloured contact lenses, overly large hats and sunglasses. The restrictions aim to ensure drivers maintain full visibility and safe sight lines while operating vehicles.

How it is being reported

• West Midlands drivers warned Halloween masks could lead to £1k fine - here's whyMasks that can block your peripheral vision or night sight cannot be worn along with coloured contact lenses, overly large hats or sunglasses.Birmingham World · 13 Oct, 12:43
• West Midlands drivers warned Halloween masks could lead to £1k fine - here's whyMasks that can block your peripheral vision or night sight cannot be worn along with coloured contact lenses, overly large hats or sunglasses.Express & Star · 13 Oct, 12:43

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