How many auxiliary lamps may a vehicle be equipped with, within the specified distance?

A vehicle may be equipped with two auxiliary lamps within the specific distance as stipulated by traffic regulations. This specification is in place to ensure that vehicles have sufficient lighting for visibility and safety without causing excessive glare or confusion for other drivers on the road. Auxiliary lamps are essential for improving illumination during nighttime driving or in adverse weather conditions, allowing drivers to see more clearly and be seen by others.

The limit of two auxiliary lamps helps to maintain a balance; it ensures that vehicles are adequately equipped for safe operation while preventing potential distractions or hazards that could arise from having too many lighting devices. Limiting the number allows for compliance with safety regulations designed to enhance road safety for all users.