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Yes, it must be equipped with it.
Yes. Annex X of the General Vehicle Regulation requires that signal on an agricultural tractor. Having it fitted does not require keeping it on during every journey: use it in the prescribed situations. Do not confuse it with the yellow V-2 signal for road service or work.
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Only when travelling on secondary roads.
No, it is always optional on an agricultural tractor.
Yes, it must be equipped with it.
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