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Yes, on each of its lateral ends.
Yes. Under article 15.7, each lateral extremity must have a white light and white reflector facing forwards, and a red light and red reflector facing backwards. The threshold is measured from the outer edge of the front or rear position lamp, not the bodywork edge. This also applies in significantly reduced visibility. V-20 panels concern rear overhang in article 15.6’s cases; they do not replace this lateral lighting. Marking a load does not authorise exceeding permitted dimensions.
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Yes, on each of its lateral ends.
Only if the load also projects at the front or rear of the vehicle.
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