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A compliant luminous or reflective item visible from at least 150 m.
At least one luminous or reflective item complying with personal protective equipment rules, visible from at least 150 m to approaching drivers. This is luminous or reflective, not a general duty to carry both. It applies between sunset and sunrise and also when conditions substantially reduce visibility. Pedestrian groups have additional specific lighting duties.
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Always two items: one luminous and one reflective, regardless of visibility.
A compliant luminous or reflective item visible from at least 150 m.
None, because it is only a recommendation.
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De noche, un peatón camina por el arcén de una vía interurbana. ¿Qué elemento debe utilizar para hacerse visible según el artículo 123?
- Un elemento luminoso o reflectante reglamentario, visible al menos a 150 m.(Correct answer)
- Ninguno, porque es solo una recomendación.
- Siempre dos elementos: uno luminoso y otro reflectante, sin importar su visibilidad.
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