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Yes. A car towing a light trailer is a combination of non-special vehicles and must carry suitable, approved fire-extinguishing equipment in working order under Annex XII of the General Vehicle Regulations. The duty is not limited to interurban roads. Carrying it does not make tackling every fire safe: avoid exposing yourself to danger and seek help when needed.
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