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Yes, one or two.
Yes: one or two red lights at the rear, under Annex X. They warn following road users that the service brake is being applied. They are not white front lights. The table provides an optional-installation exception for mopeds put into circulation up to 1 November 1999; the question excludes those older vehicles.
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No, if they do not exceed 45 km/h.
No, never if it has 2 wheels.
Yes, one or two.
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¿Es obligatoria la luz de frenado en un ciclomotor de dos ruedas puesto en circulación después del 1 de noviembre de 1999?
- Sí, una o dos.(Correct answer)
- No, si no superan los 45 km/hora.
- No, nunca si es de 2 ruedas.
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