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White.
White, as the general rule for front illumination and position lighting, according to vehicle characteristics. Not every light visible from the front has that function or colour: direction indicators are amber and other regulatory exceptions exist. Position lights help identify the vehicle; they do not illuminate the carriageway like dipped or main-beam headlights.
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Red.
Intermittently white and red.
White.
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