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Yes, a high-visibility vest meeting applicable requirements.
Yes, a high-visibility reflective vest meeting applicable requirements, under Article 118.4. The duty also applies in daylight and is not met by just any reflective garment. Avoid traffic exposure: leave only if you can safely reach a place outside the traffic platform; otherwise stay inside with your seat belt fastened. A vest does not authorise walking along the shoulder or guarantee avoiding a collision.
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No, because it is never required during daylight.
Any reflective garment suffices; no vest is needed.
Yes, a high-visibility vest meeting applicable requirements.
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El conductor particular de un turismo sale de él y ocupa el arcén de una vía interurbana durante el día. ¿Debe ponerse un chaleco reflectante?
- Sí, un chaleco de alta visibilidad que cumpla los requisitos aplicables.(Correct answer)
- No, porque durante el día nunca es obligatorio.
- Basta cualquier prenda reflectante, sin necesidad de chaleco.
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