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Yes, respecting visibility and other applicable conditions.
Yes, subject to those conditions and applicable rules. Glazing must provide required visibility without interference from stickers. A non-obstructive sticker differs from solar films or tinted glass, which have specific requirements, including approval where applicable and the required mirrors. Lights and other compulsory devices must not be concealed.
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No, every sticker is prohibited even if it interferes with nothing.
No, it may only be placed if it completely conceals the third brake light.
Yes, respecting visibility and other applicable conditions.
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