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No, a suitable regulatory alternative is allowed.
No. The equipment rule permits a full-size spare, a temporary-use spare with the necessary tools, or an alternative system providing sufficient guarantees of mobility. It does not require all these options simultaneously. Obey the chosen alternative’s use limitations and ensure it suits the vehicle.
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Yes, temporary-use spares and alternatives are never allowed in that lorry.
Yes, a full-size spare is always required in addition to any alternative.
No, a suitable regulatory alternative is allowed.
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