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When driving between sunset and sunrise or in weather or environmental conditions that reduce visibility.
If the load carried by our lorry protrudes from the front of the vehicle, it must always be signalled with a white light when driving between sunset and sunrise or in weather or environmental conditions that significantly reduce visibility.
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Both during the day and at night.
When driving between sunset and sunrise or in weather or environmental conditions that reduce visibility.
Only if it protrudes more than 1 metre and only at night.
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