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Its presence while performing work or a service in those conditions.
It indicates the position of a vehicle performing a service, activity, operation or work on or near the road while stopped, parked or travelling at no more than 40 km/h. It does not grant priority. Being a recovery or special vehicle does not mean the light must always be on regardless of activity and driving conditions.
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That every goods vehicle must always have it switched on.
That it has priority over every other road user.
Its presence while performing work or a service in those conditions.
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