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Yes, at least one.
Cars, as well as mixed-use vehicles and vehicles intended for the transport of goods, must compulsorily carry at least one high-visibility reflective vest among their accessories inside the cab. If the vehicle is performing the function of a pilot vehicle for protection and escort duties, vests must be carried for both the driver and each of the auxiliary personnel members.
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Yes, at least one.
Yes, as many as the vehicle has seats.
No, but it is advisable.
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