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In no case.
In no case. Article 12.3 prohibits carrying people in the towed vehicle. Towing also requires its mass not to exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass, daylight with adequate visibility, and a 10% reduction from the corresponding general speed. Meeting those conditions does not permit trailer passengers. Urban circulation is governed by the applicable municipal ordinances.
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In no case.
When travelling during the day and in conditions that do not reduce visibility.
When the speed is reduced by 10%.
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