Regarding agricultural tractors, is the installation of high beam (main beam) lights mandatory?

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The correct answer is Optional. According to vehicle regulations, agricultural tractors are not required to have high beam (main beam) lights, although their installation is permitted. They may be equipped with two or four white high beam lights at the front.  It is important to distinguish this from dipped beam (low beam) lights, which are mandatory. Therefore, stating that they are prohibited is incorrect, as is stating that they are mandatory.

Regarding agricultural tractors, is the installation of high beam (main beam) lights mandatory?

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