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with a width of more than 2.10 metres.
When lighting is mandatory, position lights and outline marker lights must be switched on for vehicles over 2.10 metres wide. Between 1.80 and 2.10 metres, outline marker lights may be fitted, but they are not mandatory for that reason alone.
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with a height of more than 4 metres.
with a width of more than 1.80 metres and a height of more than 4 metres.
with a width of more than 2.10 metres.
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