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Yes, those dimensions meet the applicable limits.
Yes. Its dimensions meet the General Vehicle Regulations’ optional parking-light conditions. Article 17.1 gives maximum length and width of 6 and 2 m; Annex X, note 3, expresses width as less than 2 m. The stated car is below both limits, without raising the boundary case of exactly 2 m. Lights must meet other technical and use conditions; their function is to indicate a parked vehicle, not replace driving lights.
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Yes, those dimensions meet the applicable limits.
No, parking lights are prohibited on every car.
No, the authorised maximum width is only 1 m.
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