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Lights on the side nearest the carriageway centre, white or yellow forward and red rearward.
The group must carry lights on the side nearest the carriageway centre to show its position and size: white or yellow facing forward and red facing rearward. Pedestrians must also use at least one light-emitting or reflective item complying with the applicable standard and visible to approaching drivers from 150 metres. These duties apply at night and when visibility is significantly reduced.
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Lights on the side nearest the carriageway centre, white or yellow forward and red rearward.
Only a red light facing forward and a white light facing rearward.
Only a manual stop signal, with no lights.
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