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Connected certified V-16, regulation-compliant reflective vest and appropriate approved fire-extinguishing equipment.
A connected, certified V-16 beacon, a high-visibility reflective vest meeting the regulatory requirements, and an approved fire-extinguishing unit appropriate for the vehicle and in working order. Since 1 January 2026, triangles or an unconnected beacon do not replace the required connected V-16. This question concerns that Annex XII equipment and does not exclude other equipment required for a particular vehicle or service.
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Only two warning triangles, which replace the connected V-16.
Connected certified V-16, regulation-compliant reflective vest and appropriate approved fire-extinguishing equipment.
Only a spare wheel, without a vest or fire-extinguishing equipment.
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En 2026, ¿qué combinación de accesorios exige el anexo XII del Reglamento General de Vehículos a un autobús matriculado en España?
- Solo dos triángulos, que sustituyen a la V-16 conectada.
- V-16 conectada y certificada, chaleco reglamentario y equipo homologado de extinción adecuado.(Correct answer)
- Solo una rueda de repuesto, sin chaleco ni equipo de extinción.
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