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No. For motor vehicles covered by the general rule, parking lights are optional when length does not exceed 6 metres and width does not exceed 2 metres: both equality boundaries are included. They are prohibited if both conditions are not met. This lorry is 7 metres long, so it cannot carry parking lights even if its width is less than 2 metres. Parking lights are a separate device and must not be confused with position lights.
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Only if its width is equal to or less than 2 metres.
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