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When its length exceeds 6 metres.
When its length exceeds 6 metres. Side marker lights indicate its presence when viewed from the side. The general Article 16 and Annex X rule excludes chassis-cabs; “motor vehicle” here should not be translated as only passenger cars or treated as an exceptionless rule for every vehicle.
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Whenever it exceeds 3 metres, even if shorter than 6 metres.
On every motor vehicle, regardless of length.
When its length exceeds 6 metres.
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