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Without obscuring lighting or light-signalling devices.
Without obscuring them under Article 14.1.d. It must also avoid hiding compulsory plates and markings and the driver’s hand signals. It must be arranged and secured so it cannot fall, move dangerously or compromise stability. Occupying little space does not permit obscuring lights or signals.
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It may cover them if the load occupies little space.
It may cover the indicators if one brake light remains visible.
Without obscuring lighting or light-signalling devices.
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