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Both by day and by night.
Both by day and by night. Article 71.3 sets this obligation for special vehicles or special-transport vehicles travelling on public roads at speeds not exceeding 40 km/h. V-2 is an amber beacon warning of the vehicle’s presence; it does not confer right of way.
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Only between sunset and sunrise.
Both by day and by night.
Only when carrying out cleaning work.
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