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Two at the front and two at the rear, or one at the front and one at the rear.
It may comprise two front and two rear lights, or one front and one rear light, coinciding with the position lights: white at the front and red at the rear. Not every vehicle must have parking lights. Article 105 allows parking lights to replace position lights when parked in line on an insufficiently lit built-up through-road between sunset and sunrise.
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Only two rear lights, with no front light.
Two at the front and two at the rear, or one at the front and one at the rear.
Compulsorily three front and three rear lights.
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Según el anexo X del Reglamento General de Vehículos, ¿qué combinación puede formar el alumbrado opcional de estacionamiento de un turismo de longitud no mayor de 6 m y anchura menor de 2 m?
- Únicamente dos luces traseras, sin ninguna delantera.
- Dos delante y dos detrás, o una delante y otra detrás.(Correct answer)
- Obligatoriamente tres delanteras y tres traseras.
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