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Walking tractors not suitable for night driving.
A walking tractor not suitable for night travel: its table lists dipped-beam lights as optional. It is not the only special-vehicle type with that condition; agricultural or works self-propelled machines unsuitable for night travel also have optional dipped-beam lights. A suitable walking tractor has one or two mandatory dipped-beam lights. Optional equipment does not authorise night, tunnel or reduced-visibility travel without the relevant requirements.
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Walking tractors not suitable for night driving.
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