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Protected and marked with the appropriate V-20 panel.
Protected to reduce the effects of possible contact or collision and marked with V-20, under Articles 15(5) and 15(6). Secure the load without obscuring lights or the number plate. Merely fitting a white, amber or red light and a reflector does not replace the required panel. At night or in significantly reduced visibility, add the prescribed lights; this scenario is by day with good visibility.
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Protected and marked with the appropriate V-20 panel.
Protected, but only with a white or amber light and no V-20 panel.
Only with a red light and red reflector, without V-20.
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