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No, it is optional for them
The number-plate light, which illuminates the plate at night or in adverse atmospheric conditions, is not compulsory on roads inside or outside built-up areas for two-wheeled mopeds travelling on them; it is only optional. Similarly, special vehicles unsuitable for travelling at night, three-wheeled mopeds and quadricycles may also have a number-plate light as an optional feature.
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No, it is optional for them
Only those travelling on roads outside built-up areas
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