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Red.
Red. Retro-reflectors reflect light from another source to make a vehicle visible, rather than being lamps emitting their own light. Front ones are white; side ones are normally amber, but the rules permit the rearmost side reflector to be red in specified cases. Do not confuse this lateral exception with rear reflectors, which are red.
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