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To be seen by other drivers.
Indicate its presence so it can be seen. Front and rear position lights, where fitted for its configuration, indicate presence and width from the front and rear, respectively. They do not illuminate the road for driving. Do not assume every moped has side position lights or that a front position light is compulsory for every category.
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To be seen by other drivers.
To see other vehicles.
To see and be seen.
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