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A white light.
A white light under Article 15.6; it is also required when visibility is substantially reduced. Permission to project depends on the vehicle, load and legal limits. Do not confuse this with rear projection requiring V-20 and a red light at night or in substantially reduced visibility, or certain lateral projections that additionally require reflectors.
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A white light.
A red light without a white light.
No light, even when travelling at night.
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