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Yes, under the stated conditions.
Yes, in that situation. The table requires the interior and left exterior mirrors and lists the right one as optional. If the interior mirror cannot provide the regulatory field of view, it becomes optional and a second exterior mirror on the right must be fitted. This does not permit removing a mirror required by the vehicle’s type approval or replacing the compulsory left mirror with the right one.
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No, the right one is always compulsory even under those conditions.
Yes, under the stated conditions.
No, only the interior and right exterior mirrors are compulsory.
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