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Suitable, usable approved firefighting equipment.
Approved firefighting equipment, suitable and in working condition. The Annex XII requirement for these vehicles is not restricted to public-service use. A chock or jack does not replace the extinguisher; other equipment may be required depending on vehicle and transport, but is not the answer to this question about firefighting equipment.
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A hydraulic jack instead of the extinguisher.
Only a wheel chock, with no firefighting equipment.
Suitable, usable approved firefighting equipment.
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