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Yes, two lights which may be white or selective yellow.
Yes. A bus may optionally have two front fog lights, white or selective yellow, with compliant approval and installation. Do not confuse this with rear equipment: Annex X requires one or two red rear fog lights, rather than exactly two on every bus. Fitting front fog lights does not permit their use in every situation; use must follow the prescribed visibility conditions.
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Yes, two lights which may be white or selective yellow.
Yes, one white light.
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