Are agricultural tractors required to have high beam (main beam) lights installed?

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Regulations state that for agricultural tractors, the installation of high beam (main beam) lights is optional, not mandatory. If the vehicle is equipped with them, they must be white, and two or four lights may be installed on the front. Conversely, low beam (dipped beam) lights are mandatory for driving. Remember that even though installing them is not required, if the tractor drives on insufficiently lit interurban roads, having them is an option provided by the manufacturer, but strictly speaking, the law classifies their installation as optional.

Are agricultural tractors required to have high beam (main beam) lights installed?

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