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Yes, both day and night.
Yes, using a V-20 panel at the rear end, perpendicular to the vehicle’s axis. If the load spans the full rear width, use two panels forming an inverted V. Add a red light between sunset and sunrise or when visibility is significantly reduced, including by day. Signalling does not permit exceeding legal dimensions or carrying an unsafe load.
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Yes, both day and night.
No, because it is not a vehicle used exclusively for the transport of goods.
Yes, but only at night or when weather conditions significantly reduce visibility.
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