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They must switch on the dipped headlights together with the emergency signal.
Use dipped headlights together with the direction indicators operating as hazard warning lights, by day and night, under Annex XI of the General Vehicle Regulations when V-2 fails. This substitute does not give priority. Special-transport and escort obligations depend on the rules and, where applicable, the authorisation; they are not automatically limited to travelling at 40 km/h or less.
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They must switch on the dipped headlights together with the emergency signal.
They are prohibited from driving.
They may only travel with the dipped headlights on.
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