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That it is carrying dangerous goods.
When our vehicle is carrying dangerous goods, it must always have an orange, reflective plate with a black border fitted to its rear, as shown in the image, to identify the nature of the substance being carried (UN number) and the danger it represents.
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That the vehicle is carrying out school transport.
That it is carrying dangerous goods.
That it is a vehicle used to provide public services.
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