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Yes, with a regulation panel.
Yes, using a regulation V-20 panel, 50 × 50 cm with red and white diagonal stripes, at the rear end of the load and perpendicular to the vehicle axis. If the load projects longitudinally across the full rear width, use two panels at the ends, forming an inverted V. At night or with significantly reduced visibility, add a red light. Article 15.6 applies to vehicles in paragraphs 2 and 3; it must not be asserted without qualification for every vehicle category.
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No, it is only compulsory for lorries.
Yes, with a red cloth.
Yes, with a regulation panel.
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