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Yes, on all types of roads.
Yes, on urban and interurban roads. Its required lamp makes the rear plate readable and must operate with the relevant lighting. This concerns a passenger car: the same requirement must not be extended without checking each vehicle category and its prescribed equipment. Repair a failed lamp; other lights do not replace plate illumination.
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Yes, on all types of roads.
Yes, but only on rural roads.
No.
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