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Mudflaps or rubber flaps
Suitable mudflaps or rubber flaps, secured as a complement to the mudguard to reduce spray. They must suit the vehicle and not interfere with its wheels. Article 12.6 requires bodywork or suitable spray protection; the special-vehicle exemption applies only where such protection is incompatible with its use.
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