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Width marker lights.
Outline marker lights. They are compulsory on a lorry wider than 2.10 m and indicate its overall width: two white lights at the front and two red lights at the rear, positioned at the upper outer edges under the regulations. They differ from position and parking lights. This explanation concerns the stated lorry; other vehicle types have their own rules.
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Width marker lights.
Parking lights.
Position lights.
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