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Its position on or near the road.
V-2 indicates the vehicle’s position on or near the road while carrying out the relevant service or activity. It is not an emergency-service signal and does not confer emergency-vehicle priority. Its use does not establish a width exceeding 2.55 metres. Other prescribed vehicle categories also use it, so the light alone does not exclusively identify special vehicles.
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That it is performing an emergency service with priority.
Its position on or near the road.
That its width necessarily exceeds 2.55 metres.
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