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No, that general equipment requirement does not apply to them.
No. Annex XII does not impose that spare-wheel equipment requirement on motor-powered special vehicles. The requirement for specified cars and light vehicles must not be extended to them. This answer does not remove other specific requirements applicable to the vehicle or its use.
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Yes, all must carry a spare wheel.
No, that general equipment requirement does not apply to them.
Yes, all must carry exactly two spare wheels.
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¿Están obligados los vehículos especiales a motor a llevar una rueda de repuesto por la dotación general del Reglamento General de Vehículos?
- No, esa dotación general no se les exige.(Correct answer)
- Sí, todos deben llevar exactamente dos ruedas de repuesto.
- Sí, todos deben llevar una rueda de repuesto obligatoriamente.
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