Beam benders

I've used eurolites on cars but the problem with the 2019 vintage Boxer is there is no indication on the headlight lenses where to put them.  When I looked into this I concluded that breakaleg's solution is the correct one.

The headlamp protectors work well. Of course they are more expensive than single use stickers, but you can fit the supplied stickers onto the protectors and leave them there permanently. And there are markings to show where the stickers go. I just fit the protectors at Folkestone on the way out and remove them on the way back at Calais.

There are several threads on the Forum if you search beam deflectors or beam benders.

IanH wrote:

Bad Penny wrote:“Jobsworth foreign Johnny plod” What are those? Oh! I know, people doing their job.

Usually the sort, much more enthusiastic re their jobs when dealing with British number plated vehicles.........

Earlier this year I was driving through the Pyrenees from Perpignan towards Toulouse. This route eventually joins the road north from Andorra. At a roundabout I was waved over by the French custom police, they wanted to know what I had purchased in Andorra. I politely told them we hadn't even been there, our whole trip had been in France. He took our word for it and waved us on, but not before my wife asked him why he had singled us out. He pointed down to our number plate... So it's ok for French folk to bring duty free goods into France but not if you're from the UK...
Al.

I lived in Germany for 5 years with a RHD car, LHD headlamps, GB number plates and a caravan which we took all over the continent including France.  We were never stopped or approached by the police and nor were we when we took the caravan to France on several occasions from UK with RHD lights & beam benders.  In contrast we were stopped once in UK driving back from the West country.  I think they were looking for stolen caravans as all they did was give us advice on caravan security.  The last time was quite recently.  My wife and I had parked in a quiet corner of the supermarket carpark in Cirencester.  Having done our shopping we were killing half an hour until we could get onto the CAMC site when a policeman strode over.  We wondered what we had done wrong.  We needn't have worried. He just liked the look of our Nuevo and wanted to talk us about it. Apparently his wife wanted a motorhome.  He stayed with us quite a while until his mate called him up on the radio to find out where he was!