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With a white or yellow light shining forward, and a red light showing at the rear
On the side nearest the carriageway centre, the lights needed to show its position and dimensions: white or yellow facing forwards and red backwards; they may form one unit. Each pedestrian must additionally use at least one luminous or reflective element complying with personal protective equipment rules, visible at 150 m. Article 123 also applies in weather or environmental conditions substantially reducing visibility.
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With a white or yellow light shining forward, and a red light showing at the rear
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