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When travelling in public areas, both by day and at night.
Both by day and at night, under article 71.3. The stated limit includes exactly 40 km/h, not only lower speeds. V-2 is an amber warning light indicating the vehicle’s presence without granting priority. If that warning light fails, use dipped beams and hazard indicators. This provision concerns warning-light failure; it does not authorise continuing with any unsafe vehicle breakdown.
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Only when travelling at night.
When travelling in public areas, both by day and at night.
Only when travelling during the day.
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