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Yes. Article 118.4 requires a high-visibility reflective vest meeting personal protective equipment requirements. Colour alone does not establish compliance. Keep it accessible to put on before getting out. It improves visibility but cannot guarantee that every driver sees it or that remaining in the carriageway is safe.
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Only if they are orange; yellow ones do not need to be approved.
It is not mandatory, but it is recommended.
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