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Yes, at least the regulation vest in the general equipment.
Yes, it is part of the compulsory equipment and must meet the regulatory requirements. Keep it accessible so it can be put on before exiting when wearing it is required; Annex XII does not by default require another vest for every passenger. In 2026 this lorry requires a connected V-16 for hazard warning, not two triangles.
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Yes, at least the regulation vest in the general equipment.
No, carrying one is merely recommended.
No, a connected V-16 replaces the vest.
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Un camión ordinario matriculado en España, sin funciones de vehículo piloto, ¿debe llevar un chaleco reflectante de alta visibilidad?
- Sí, al menos el chaleco reglamentario de la dotación general.(Correct answer)
- No, llevarlo es solo aconsejable.
- No, una V-16 conectada sustituye al chaleco.
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