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At the front, in the vehicle’s median longitudinal plane.
At the front, in the vehicle’s median longitudinal plane: the vertical plane dividing it into left and right halves. It is not a rear lamp. If there are two main-beam lamps, the table requires symmetry about that plane; position and height must also meet the applicable two- and three-wheeled vehicle rules. Do not reject a centred front position: this is precisely what the median longitudinal plane means.
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At the centre rear of the vehicle.
At the front, in the vehicle’s median longitudinal plane.
At the left rear of the vehicle.
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