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With a red light at the rear of the load and a white light at the front.
A white light at the front and a red light at the rear under Article 15.6. The red light does not replace the rear V-20 panel. Secure the load and keep it within applicable limits; adding lights does not authorise arbitrary projections or a front projection from an ordinary car.
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With a red light at both ends of the load.
With a red light at the rear of the load and a white light at the front.
With a white light at the rear of the load and a red light at the front.
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