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Must not cause dazzling or unduly inconvenience other road users.
All vehicles providing a public passenger service must have interior lighting. There is no requirement regarding colour, but it must not inconvenience or dazzle other road users.
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Must not cause dazzling or unduly inconvenience other road users.
It must be white.
It must be blue.
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