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Yes, because its length exceeds 6 metres.
Yes, because the semi-trailer is longer than 6 metres. Article 16.5 of the General Vehicle Regulations requires side position lights on non-agricultural trailers and semi-trailers exceeding that threshold. This does not mean they are mandatory on every semi-trailer regardless of length.
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No, they are optional for a 7-metre semi-trailer.
Yes, because its length exceeds 6 metres.
Yes, they are mandatory on every semi-trailer, regardless of its length.
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