In which vehicles is the 'free' indicator light mandatory?

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The correct answer is taxis (auto-taxis). The 'free' indicator light is a green light that taxis equipped with a taximeter must mandatorily carry to indicate to users that the vehicle is available for hire. This light must be visible, both at night and during the day, from the front of the vehicle. Motorhomes are private vehicles intended for living, and buses are collective transport vehicles that do not operate under the immediate individual taximeter hiring system, so they do not carry this specific light signal.

In which vehicles is the 'free' indicator light mandatory?

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