If your vehicle has a width of 1.90 meters, is it permitted to have end-outline marker lights installed?

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End-outline marker lights (gálibo) are installed at the highest and outermost parts of a vehicle to indicate its total width. Regulations establish three rules based on vehicle width: Mandatory: For vehicles wider than 2.10 meters. Optional: For vehicles with a width between 1.80 and 2.10 meters. Prohibited: They must not be installed on vehicles narrower than 1.80 meters. Therefore, since the vehicle in the question is 1.90 meters wide, it falls into the range where installation is optional.

If your vehicle has a width of 1.90 meters, is it permitted to have end-outline marker lights installed?

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