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It must carry position lights; outline marker lights are optional for its width.
For a lorry 2 metres wide, outline marker lights are optional: they are permitted for widths between 1.80 and 2.10 metres and compulsory when the width exceeds 2.10 metres. The lorry must carry its position lights and other compulsory lighting; outline marker lights do not replace them.
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Outline marker lights are compulsory for its width.
It must carry position lights; outline marker lights are optional for its width.
Two white lights at the front and two red lights at the rear, in addition to the position lights.
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