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An even number greater than two.
An even number greater than two, under the Annex X lighting table applicable to passenger cars: two alone are insufficient. They are amber and their placement and characteristics must comply with applicable technical requirements. Do not confuse this number with indicators on other vehicle types, for which the Annex contains separate tables.
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Exactly three.
At least one and at most three.
An even number greater than two.
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