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With a panel of white and red diagonal stripes and a red light.
A V-20 panel and, additionally, a red light. Place the panel at the rear end of the load, perpendicular to the vehicle axis. If the load projects longitudinally across the entire rear width, two panels are needed, one at each end, forming an inverted V. A red light is also necessary when conditions substantially reduce visibility, under article 15.6.
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With a panel of yellow and red diagonal stripes.
With a panel of white and red diagonal stripes and a red light.
With a red light and a yellow light.
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