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Those controlled on foot or lacking electrical equipment.
Those controlled on foot or lacking electrical equipment, under the specific note in the walking-tractor table. It is not a general exemption for all agricultural vehicles or a particular mass. Being able to signal with an arm does not by itself remove the devices required for the vehicle by law.
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All special vehicles with MAM over 4,500 kg.
All vehicles performing agricultural work.
Those controlled on foot or lacking electrical equipment.
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