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It is only compulsory if the load protrudes from the rear.
It is compulsory to mark a load protruding from a vehicle with the panel shown in the image, but only if the load protrudes from the rear. This panel is known as sign V-20 and is used to indicate that a load exceeds the vehicle's dimensions at the rear. During the day and in clear weather: if the load protrudes from the front, the panel is not required; if the load protrudes from the rear, one or two V-20 panels must be fitted; if the load protrudes across the entire width of the vehicle's rear, two panels must be fitted at the ends of the load.
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Yes, for all types of vehicle, but only when the load is indivisible.
No, except for vehicles intended for carrying goods.
It is only compulsory if the load protrudes from the rear.
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