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When it exceeds 12 metres in length.
When it is longer than 12 metres. V-6 indicates that a vehicle or combination exceeds that length; for a combination with a trailer, consider its total length. The obligation does not depend solely on the bus being articulated.
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Only when it is articulated, regardless of its length.
When it exceeds 12 metres in length.
Always, even if it is shorter than 12 metres.
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