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That it is carrying a load that protrudes from the rear.
That it carries a load protruding from the rear. V-20 marks that load within permitted limits; it does not authorise exceeding them. If the load protrudes across the full rear width, two panels form an inverted V. Between sunset and sunrise or with substantially reduced visibility, a red light is also required. The scenario is identified in the text without an absent image.
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That its maximum speed is limited.
That it is transporting dangerous goods.
That it is carrying a load that protrudes from the rear.
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