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Yes. Article 11.17 of the General Vehicle Regulations requires lateral protection for goods vehicles, including trailers and semi-trailers, when required by the regulations referenced in Annex I. The duty depends on technical scope, category and applicable exceptions: it cannot be stated that every trailer of any type and mass must have it. It is not a device reserved for passenger transport.
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No, only those intended for the transport of people will have it
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