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Yes, they are mandatory.
Yes. The vehicle-regulation Annex X table requires two red rear position lights at the outer edges on these machines approved for night-time travel. For machines not approved for night-time travel, the table lists installation as optional. Individual lights being present do not by themselves change the travel approval recorded in the vehicle documentation.
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No, they are always optional even if the machine is approved for night-time travel.
Yes, they are mandatory.
No, they are never needed on these machines.
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