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At the outer edges and upper part, according to prescribed installation.
At the outer edges and upper part, as close to maximum width and height as the prescribed installation permits. They mark the outline and complement other lights; they do not guarantee bridge clearance or replace checking dimensions and restrictions. Whether fitting is required or permitted depends on vehicle type and width.
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At the lowest part, to illuminate the ground.
At the narrowest part, without marking outer width.
At the outer edges and upper part, according to prescribed installation.
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