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Maximum length 6 metres and maximum width 2 metres.
Length no greater than 6 metres and width no greater than 2 metres: both conditions must be met. These are maximum limits, not dimensions the vehicle must reach; a vehicle 3 metres long and 1 metre wide is also within them. Installation is optional and must meet applicable technical requirements; this does not require fitting these lights or permit replacing position lights everywhere.
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