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Yes. A high-visibility reflective vest is compulsory equipment in a lorry under Annex XII of the Vehicle Regulations. It must be worn when leaving the vehicle and occupying the carriageway or shoulder of an interurban road under Article 118.4. Keep it accessible so you can put it on before exposing yourself to traffic; no particular door compartment is required.
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