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However provision of the first paragraph does not apply to the main lights or the beam
headlights when they are utilised to give more luminous warnings as referred to in Article 47 of
this Decree.
Article 76:
1. a) Vehicles must, each according to its category, be permanently provided with lights and
reflectors as here after mentioned:
(see Annex VII for vehicles various lights and reflectors)
REMARKS
(1) Headlights and position lights may be made with one and same projector emitting in front of
the vehicle a white or yellow non beaming light.
(2) Parking lights are compulsory only when the engine capacity is greater that 125 cubic
centimetres.
(3) The rear position lights are to be fixed nearest to the left border of the vehicle.
(4) Head lights are optional for vehicles of which the engine capacity does not exceed 50 cubic
centimetres.
(5) Headlights and position lights are compulsory only when the empty vehicle's climbing speed
can go beyond 20 Km per hour.
(6) Tricycles with engine must be equipped with two position lights in front, and two position
lights at the back and with two back reflectors whenever, due to their width, provisions of
Article 77-3 cannot be complied with only with one light.
(7) Registration number plate lighting is compulsory only where the vehicle must bear such a
plate.
(8) 1. a) Trallers must, in addition, be provided, at the rear with lights stipulated for towing
vehicles as soon as their dimensions under these lights become invisible.
b) Priority vehicles must be provided with a light diffusing a flashing blue light visible from all
directions.
c) Vehicles of which the width is superior to 2.10 metres must be provided with loading lights.
d) All automobile vehicles especially those assigned to people's transport and comprising, in
addition to the driver's seat, eight seating places maximum as well as all trallers towed by such
vehicles must be provided with two alternated red and white stripes making a chevron, of which
characteristics are specified in Annex 9 of this Decree.
Any device having the above-mentioned characteristics, before being put up for sale to the
public, must be authorised by a decision of the Minister having Transports in his duties.
2. Further to lights and reflectors required in pard. 1 of this Article use may be made of some
other lights and reflectors in accordance with the following provisions:
a) A vehicle can be equipped with long distance lights, foglights, reversing lights and with a
searching light diffusing a white or yellow light.
b) A reflector can be fixed near each sidelight. One or two reflectors can be fixed on the lateral
sides of the vehicle or of its load.
c) Vehicles assigned to taxi service, with parking on the public highway, may be provided with
a luminous device indicating the nature of the vehicle and at the front, with a green light
indicating that the vehicle is free. Vehicles assigned to an automobile driving school may be
provided with a luminous device indicating the nature of the vehicle.
d) Vehicles assigned to a public or special bus service may be equipped with white lights used