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Green.
The mandatory 'available' light in a taxi indicates to potential users of public passenger transport services by taxi that the vehicle is available for hire. It consists of a non-dazzling green light on the outside front right-hand side of the vehicle, which must be visible from the front and rear and from the right-hand side.
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