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Yes, meeting applicable approval, installation and modification requirements.
Yes, if the devices and installation meet applicable approval and lighting rules and the modification and inspection process is completed where required. Observe authorised technical limits, number, placement and intensity for the vehicle; a supposed maximum range in metres in the Traffic Regulations is not a general authorisation. Article 15 of the General Vehicle Regulations prohibits unauthorised lights. When driving, dip headlights if they may dazzle.
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No, no compliant additional-headlight installation is permitted.
Yes, any light is acceptable if it reaches farther.
Yes, meeting applicable approval, installation and modification requirements.
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