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No, this paragraph-4 case is not included in paragraph 6’s panel requirement.
No. Article 15(6) requires the panel for rear-projecting loads in the cases covered by paragraphs 2 and 3; this case is governed by paragraph 4. Motorcycle loads are still regulated: no front projection, at most 0.25 m at the rear and no more than 0.50 m on either side of the longitudinal axis. Secure the load so it creates no danger and obscures neither lights nor the number plate.
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No, this paragraph-4 case is not included in paragraph 6’s panel requirement.
Yes, always with a V-20 panel under that paragraph.
Yes, only when travelling at night.
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