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No, they are optional.
Agricultural tractors may optionally carry two or four full-beam headlights, white in colour and positioned at the front edges of the vehicle. Full-beam headlights are never compulsory for them.
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No, they are optional.
Yes, they are compulsory.
No, carrying them is prohibited.
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