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Two, red and positioned at the rear near the outer edges, under Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations. They indicate the car’s presence and width and must not be confused with brake lights, fog lights or a third brake light. Devices and installation must comply with approval and applicable regulations; lights must not be added arbitrarily.
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