In the lighting of motor vehicles, what colors must position lights have depending on their location?

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The General Vehicle Regulations (Annex X) define position lights as those that indicate the presence and width of the vehicle seen from the front, from the rear or, in the case of side lights, from the side. On a motor vehicle, the front ones are white, the rear ones are red and the side ones are amber (the latter exceptionally red if they are grouped, combined or incorporated with a rear device). Saying that the front ones may be white or yellow is incorrect, because the table in the annex fixes white. And side lights being red is the exception for grouping with a rear device, not the rule.

In the lighting of motor vehicles, what colors must position lights have depending on their location?

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