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To be seen by other road users
Position lights are part of the lighting used on a vehicle so that other road users can see it. They help other vehicles recognise our position on the road so they can respect the space our vehicle occupies on the carriageway.
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To see other vehicles
To be seen by other road users
To see other vehicles only at night
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