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Yes, they must always be the same colour.
Yes. Under Article 15 of the General Vehicle Regulations, they must match in colour and intensity and be positioned symmetrically, as far as possible at the same distance from the edges. Indicators are lights, not reflectors: both types of device fall under this rule when paired and serving the same purpose.
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Yes, they must always be the same colour.
Generally, each one is a different colour so they can be distinguished.
They will only be the same colour on cars.
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