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When weather conditions considerably reduce visibility.
Pedestrians travelling on the carriageway or hard shoulder of a road outside a built-up area, between sunset and sunrise or in weather or environmental conditions that considerably reduce visibility, must carry an approved luminous or retroreflective element that is visible from a minimum distance of 150 metres.
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When weather conditions considerably reduce visibility.
When the hard shoulder is less than 1.5 metres wide, both day and night.
Whenever they travel on the hard shoulder, both day and night.
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