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No, if it carries an adequate alternative system allowed by the rules.
No. Annex XII allows a complete or temporary spare with changing tools, or an adequate alternative system. A compatible kit can be an alternative, but there is no universal requirement to carry both a wheel and kit, and not every kit works for every damage. Respect system limitations and avoid unsafe repairs; calling assistance does not itself replace required equipment.
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No, if it carries an adequate alternative system allowed by the rules.
Yes, always a full-size wheel and spare bulbs.
No equipment is needed because calling recovery always replaces it.
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