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It harms safety and must be repaired.
It harms safety and must be repaired. Lighting helps you see, be seen and communicate manoeuvres; a fault can matter by day and at night, regardless of vehicle size. Keep required devices in good condition. If a fault prevents safe or compliant travel, stop somewhere safe and obtain assistance; other working lights alone are not sufficient.
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It harms safety and must be repaired.
It matters only by day.
It does not matter if the vehicle is large.
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