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An approved high-visibility reflective vest.
A high-visibility reflective vest meeting the applicable requirements of Annex XII of the General Vehicle Regulations. A spare-bulb kit or first-aid kit is not generally mandatory for this car. The vest improves visibility but does not guarantee that other drivers will see the wearer. Leave the vehicle only where conditions are safe; wearing a vest does not make a dangerous location safe.
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A first-aid kit.
An approved high-visibility reflective vest.
A box of spare bulbs.
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