How many headlamps must a motor vehicle be equipped with at a minimum?

A motor vehicle must be equipped with a minimum of two headlamps to ensure adequate visibility and safety while driving at night or in low light conditions. This requirement is in place as having two headlamps provides better illumination of the road ahead and helps drivers be seen by other road users. The redundancy of having two headlamps also serves as a safety feature; if one headlamp fails, the other can still provide necessary light, significantly reducing the risk of accidents due to poor visibility. Having at least two headlamps has become a standard safety requirement across many jurisdictions, including regulations enforced by the EPPD.