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No; fitting is optional.
It is not compulsory: fitting is optional on lorries between 1.80 and 2.10 metres wide. As a general rule, it becomes compulsory when width exceeds 2.10 metres.
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No; fitting is optional.
Yes; it is compulsory because width exceeds 1.80 metres.
No; fitting them at that width is prohibited.
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