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Yes, because one corresponds to the trailer itself and the other to the towing vehicle.
Yes. Trailers and semi-trailers over 750 kg MAM carry their own rear registration plate and, additionally, a plate on the right bearing the towing vehicle’s registration (Annex XVIII, section III.4). Carrying only one of the two is insufficient.
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Yes, because one corresponds to the trailer itself and the other to the towing vehicle.
No, because it should only carry the trailer's own number plate.
No, because it should only carry the towing vehicle's number plate.
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