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Only the rear plate.
Between sunset and sunrise, a car must have its rear registration plate illuminated. This means that when we switch on the vehicle's position lights, the rear registration-plate light must switch on automatically. This measure ensures that other drivers and the authorities can easily identify our vehicle in the darkness. The regulations ensure that the registration plate is clearly visible, which helps to prevent accidents and maintain road safety.
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Yes, both the front and rear plate.
Only the front plate.
Only the rear plate.
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