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Easily recognisable as officers by day and night.
They must be easily recognisable as officers from a distance by day and night, and their signals must be visible. Article 141 also requires conspicuous clothing and retroreflective elements allowing recognition from at least 150 metres. This question concerns traffic regulation, not every police force’s uniform or equipment rules.
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They need not be recognisable if they wear a cap.
Easily recognisable as officers by day and night.
They need only be recognisable by day.
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