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Yes, when the vehicle is parked in line
Yes. In this situation, Article 105.2 allows position lights to be replaced by parking lights or by both position lights on the carriageway side. These are permitted alternatives, not a mandatory substitution. Side-marker lights must not be confused with both position lights on the carriageway side.
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Yes, but only when the vehicle is parked at an angle
No, under no circumstances, since their purpose is different
Yes, when the vehicle is parked in line
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