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Yes, at least one compliant luminous or reflective item visible from 150 metres.
Yes. Article 123 requires at least one luminous or reflective item complying with personal protective equipment rules, visible from at least 150 metres to approaching drivers. This also applies when weather or environmental conditions substantially reduce visibility. A suitable vest is one possibility; it is not the only permitted item.
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Yes, but exclusively a vest, with no other suitable item allowed.
Yes, at least one compliant luminous or reflective item visible from 150 metres.
No, because walking on the shoulder removes that obligation.
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