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A red light.
A red light. It is also required in weather or environmental conditions significantly reducing visibility, even by day. Place the panel at the rear extremity as prescribed; projection across the whole rear width requires two panels forming an inverted V. Marking does not authorise exceeding dimensions or neglecting load securing.
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Two amber lights.
A red light.
An amber or white light.
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