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At night or when weather or environmental conditions substantially reduce visibility.
Between sunset and sunrise, or when weather or environmental conditions substantially reduce visibility. Article 123 requires compliance with personal protective equipment rules and visibility from at least 150 metres for approaching drivers. This does not depend on a shoulder width below 1.5 metres. Groups additionally carry lights marking their position and dimensions.
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At night or when weather or environmental conditions substantially reduce visibility.
Only when the shoulder is narrower than 1.5 metres.
Always, even by day with good visibility, merely because the shoulder is used.
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