Between sunset and sunrise, what lights must vehicles wider than 2.10 meters strictly have switched on?

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The correct answer is Position and clearance lights.  Detailed Explanation: Clearance lights (luces de gálibo) are installed at the highest and widest points of the vehicle to indicate its bulk.   General Rule: Every vehicle driving at night (or in low visibility conditions) must have position lights and low beams (or high beams depending on the road) switched on.   Width Rule: If the vehicle is wider than 2.10 meters, it is mandatory to add clearance lights so that other road users can clearly perceive its dimensions.    Note:For vehicles between 1.80 m and 2.10 m wide, these lights are optional. The other options are incorrect because low beams alone do not mark the extreme width at the top, and hazard lights are reserved exclusively for dangerous situations or breakdowns.

Between sunset and sunrise, what lights must vehicles wider than 2.10 meters strictly have switched on?

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