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Green.
Green. Under Annex XI of the General Vehicle Regulations, V-17 is an approved, non-dazzling light outside the vehicle, at its front right in the direction of travel. It must be visible from the front, rear and at least the right-hand side. Do not confuse it with an illuminated tariff indicator or taximeter lighting.
Legal basis: annex XI RGV
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¿De qué color es la luz V-17 que indica que un autotaxi está libre para ser alquilado?
- Amarillo.
- Blanco.
- Verde.(Correct answer)
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