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Retroreflective orange. The prescribed panels are displayed and used according to the rules applicable to the transport. They are not all numbered: depending on the transport, they may be blank or carry the required hazard and substance identification numbers. Some transport operations are exempt from panel marking; not every vehicle carrying any amount of dangerous goods must display panels.
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