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No.
The load and its accessories must be positioned and arranged so that they do not hide the signalling and lighting devices the vehicle must carry. Nor must the load hide or hinder the visibility of manual signals that the driver must give.
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Yes, provided the load is properly marked.
Yes, but driving is only permitted during the day.
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