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Yes, always.
Yes. The V-13 plate must meet the prescribed reflective characteristics, by day as well as at night. It is displayed for the regulatory period after first obtaining a licence, subject to the specified exceptions and pauses in the count. On a passenger car, place it visibly at the rear left; attachment to the rear window is not mandatory. Dimensions vary by vehicle category.
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No, it is never necessary.
Yes, but only when driving at night.
Yes, always.
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