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All M1, M2 and M3 vehicles providing those services.
All vehicles in those categories providing the regulated services. The requirement also applies to M1 vehicles, not just those with more than nine seats. This is the hazard-warning signal produced by simultaneous operation of the direction indicators, not a separate amber beacon. Activate it at stops, during the day and at night, while passengers board or alight.
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Only vehicles with more than nine seats.
All M1, M2 and M3 vehicles providing those services.
Only M1 vehicles; buses are exempt.
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