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White. Annex X specifies two white dipped-beam headlights at the front in the general equipment for cars in this category. Other vehicle types have their own number and positioning requirements; not every vehicle other than motorcycles necessarily has lights at the outer edges. Front fog lamps are a separate device with their own permitted colours.
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