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No, it is optional for them
Article 21.2.3 lists it as optional, outside the mandatory list in 2.1. This does not authorise removing or altering equipment required by the particular type approval, or driving with it defective when it must operate. Do not confuse this list with motorcycles, for which number-plate lighting is mandatory.
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