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with a white light and a white reflective device at the front, and with a red light and a red reflective device at the rear.
A load projecting from the front of a vehicle need not be marked during daylight hours, but it must be marked at night or in conditions of poor visibility, when a white light and a white reflective panel must be placed on the projecting part. A load projecting from the rear must be marked with a red light and a red device at the rear.
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with a white light and a white reflective device at the front, and with a red light and a red reflective device at the rear.
with a red light and a red reflective device at the rear only.
with a reflective panel at the rear only.
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