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Of its presence on the road or in its vicinity.
It warns of its presence on the road or nearby. Under Annex XI of the General Vehicle Regulations, V-2 indicates the position of a vehicle carrying out a service, activity or work operation while stopped, parked or travelling at no more than 40 km/h. That includes exactly 40 km/h; it does not indicate an urgent service or confer priority.
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That it is travelling on an urgent service.
That it may travel at a speed above 30 km/h.
Of its presence on the road or in its vicinity.
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