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Yes, it is mandatory.
All vehicles intended for the public passenger service, including buses and hire vehicles with driver, must be fitted with interior lighting in the passenger compartment.
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Only if it is travelling between sunrise and sunset.
No, since it is optional.
Yes, it is mandatory.
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