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Two white lights at the front and two red lights at the rear.
Two white end-outline marker lights at the front and two red ones at the rear. They are mandatory on a bus wider than 2.10 m and mark its extremities to help show its dimensions. There are four lights in total, not two for the whole vehicle. Do not confuse them with side marker lights or reverse the front and rear colours.
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Two red lights at the front and two white lights at the rear.
Only two amber side marker lights.
Two white lights at the front and two red lights at the rear.
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