In trucks that must have marker lights fitted because they exceed 2.10 meters in width, how many lights make up this regulatory system?

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Marker lights are intended to indicate the overall width and volume of the vehicle so that other road users notice it. Fitting them is mandatory for vehicles wider than 2.10 meters and optional when they measure between 1.80 and 2.10 meters. The regulations require this system to consist of four lights in total: two white lights facing the front and two red lights facing the rear, placed as close as possible to the upper and outer extremes of the vehicle. Therefore, any configuration with a single light at the front or at the rear is incorrect and contrary to the regulations.

In trucks that must have marker lights fitted because they exceed 2.10 meters in width, how many lights make up this regulatory system?

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