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No, no vehicle may have non-regulatory lights.
No. Article 15.5 of the General Vehicle Regulations prohibits installing lights beyond those authorised and using unauthorised lighting or reflective devices, subject to regulatory cases and conditions. A non-regulatory light does not become legal by being used only in daylight or by installing only two. Permitted optional devices must meet their approval and installation requirements.
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Non-regulatory lights may only be used during daylight hours.
Yes, they may have up to two non-regulatory lights when being driven at any time.
No, no vehicle may have non-regulatory lights.
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