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At least two; maximum depending on its length.
At least two, with the maximum depending on vehicle length, under Annex X. There is no universal maximum of four. The duty depends on type and length: for the relevant motor vehicles it applies above 6 m, with the chassis-cab exception; in other cases lights may be optional. They must be distributed along the sides as prescribed.
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Always exactly four, regardless of length.
At least two; maximum depending on its length.
Never more than one side light.
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