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In the vehicle's median longitudinal plane
On motorcycles whose lighting system has a single main-beam headlamp, it must be positioned in the vehicle's median longitudinal plane, and not at the rear left or in the central part of it.
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In the central rear part of the vehicle
In the vehicle's median longitudinal plane
In the left rear part of the vehicle
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