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Typically, because rail vehicles can travel in {{pll|Reverser|two directions}}, they have both headlights and taillights on either end. Usually, you can configure the light type and intensity on both ends individually, using switches found in vehicle {{pll|Rail Vehicle Types|cabs}}.

Typically, because rail vehicles can travel in two directions , they have both headlights and taillights on either end. Usually, you can configure the light type and intensity on both ends individually, using switches found in vehicle cabs .

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	Typically, because rail vehicles can travel in two directions, they have both headlights and taillights on either end. ~~The driver~~ can ~~usually~~ configure the light type and intensity on both ends individually, using ~~the~~ switches found in vehicle cabs.		Typically, because rail vehicles can travel in {{pll\|Reverser\|two directions}}, they have both headlights and taillights on either end. Usually, you can configure the light type and intensity on both ends individually, using switches found in vehicle {{pll\|Rail Vehicle Types\|cabs}}.