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At the vehicle's highest outer edge
End-outline marker lights are installed as close as possible to the vehicle’s highest outer edge, subject to the regulations for its category. They indicate overall width and supplement position lights to make the vehicle’s outline recognisable.
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At the vehicle's highest outer edge
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