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One or two.
One or two. Main-beam lighting is optional for light quadricycles under that table. A single lamp is placed on the longitudinal centre plane; two are required for vehicles wider than 1.30 m. Do not confuse main beam with dipped lighting, which is compulsory.
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One or two.
At least three and at most five.
Always two, even in this case.
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