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No, it is prohibited
The load carried on a vehicle, as well as any accessories used to secure it, must be arranged and fastened in such a way that they do not conceal the lighting or light-signalling devices, the number plates or mandatory distinguishing marks, or the hand signals given by its drivers. It is therefore prohibited for a vehicle's load to conceal its lighting devices.
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Only the number plate may be concealed, but not the lighting devices
No, it is prohibited
Yes, provided prior authorisation has been obtained from the DGT
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