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No, it is optional.
No. High-beam lighting is optional on a three-wheeled moped under Article 21.2.4 and Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulations. Do not confuse this category with an automobile-category three-wheeled vehicle or with a motorcycle.
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No, it is optional.
Yes, and they must have at least two.
Yes, it is mandatory for them to have them.
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