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Two at the front
Two white lights at the front, at the outer edges, positioned and mounted at the height required by the applicable regulations, under Annex X. Do not generalise that requirement to every agricultural machine: dipped headlights are optional for certain self-propelled machines not equipped for night travel.
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Two at the front
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