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always compulsory.
On this lorry over 2.10 m wide, clearance lights are compulsory to indicate its dimensions. For motor vehicles in the applicable category between 1.80 and 2.10 m wide they are optional. Rear clearance lights are optional on chassis-cabs. Do not apply a lorry’s lighting requirements to every special-vehicle category without checking the applicable rules.
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