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40 km/h
Up to and including 40 km/h. This is a condition requiring V-2 during special-vehicle travel, not every tractor’s maximum speed or a signal granting priority. If V-2 fails, use dipped beam together with hazard warning lights. Also observe the vehicle’s permitted speed and other applicable conditions.
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