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Use a luminous or reflective element compliant with PPE rules, visible from at least 150 metres.
They must use at least one luminous or reflective element compliant with personal protective equipment rules, visible from at least 150 metres to approaching drivers, under Article 123. The duty also applies where weather or environmental conditions significantly reduce visibility, rather than with every weather change. The element need not always be a vest; additional suitable luminous elements may be carried. Pedestrian groups have extra lighting requirements.
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Use a luminous or reflective element compliant with PPE rules, visible from at least 150 metres.
Carry only a green light, even if it fails the visibility requirements.
Always wait until daylight.
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