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To warn of its presence and position as a vehicle that may be an obstacle.
It indicates the position or presence of a vehicle performing a service, activity or work on or near the road while stopped, parked or travelling at no more than 40 km/h, in the circumstances specified in annex XI of the General Vehicle Regulations. V-2 warns of a vehicle that may be an obstacle and require extra care from other road users. It gives neither priority nor permission to disobey traffic signals.
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To give it priority over all other vehicles.
To authorise it to disobey traffic signals.
To warn of its presence and position as a vehicle that may be an obstacle.
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