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A belt fitted with retroreflective material.
A belt fitted with retroreflective material. Article 141 requires people directing traffic to wear conspicuous colours and retroreflective devices or elements allowing them to be distinguished from at least 150 metres away. Retroreflective material returns some light towards its source; being a belt or brightly coloured alone is insufficient. Other garments can also include that material.
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Gaiters without retroreflective material.
A belt fitted with retroreflective material.
Glasses without any retroreflective element.
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