If you leave your bus parked between sunset and sunrise, in what circumstance is it enough to switch on only the two position lights on the roadway side?

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Every vehicle stopped or parked between sunset and sunrise on the roadway or shoulder of an insufficiently lit road passing through a town (travesía) must have its position lights on (General Traffic Regulations, Article 105(2)). When parked in parallel, it may replace them with the parking lights or switch on only the two position lights on the side next to the roadway. A bus, being more than 6 meters long or more than 2 meters wide, must not be fitted with a parking light (General Vehicle Regulations, Article 17(1)), so its alternative is that one: switching on only the two position lights on the roadway side. This facility does not apply on any road or in any parking within a built-up area, but only to parallel parking on an insufficiently lit travesía.

If you leave your bus parked between sunset and sunrise, in what circumstance is it enough to switch on only the two position lights on the roadway side?

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