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That the load projects beyond the rear.
They indicate a load projecting beyond the rear. Place the panel at the rear end of the load, perpendicular to the vehicle axis. If the load projects lengthwise across the full rear width, use two panels, one at each end, with stripes forming an inverted V. A single panel has diagonal stripes, not a V by itself. At night or with substantially reduced visibility, a projecting load also requires the applicable light marking.
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That the load projects beyond the sides.
That the load projects beyond the front.
That the load projects beyond the rear.
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