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Yes.
Yes, under Annex XII of the General Vehicle Regulations. It must meet applicable requirements. Carrying it differs from wearing it: use it when required on leaving and occupying an interurban carriageway or shoulder. Pilot vehicles providing protection or escort have additional requirements for auxiliary personnel.
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