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Yes, if the weather conditions require it.
Yes. When conditions require it, officers can impose that measure or restrict traffic for safety. Follow their instructions and applicable signs. Chains or permitted devices must be suitable for the vehicle and used as instructed; they do not guarantee that skidding is impossible or authorise using a closed road.
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No, fitting chains is optional and never compulsory.
Yes, if the weather conditions require it.
Only local police officers can require us to do so.
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