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Approved fire-extinguishing equipment.
Approved fire-extinguishing equipment that is suitable and in working order. Annex XII of the General Vehicle Regulations requires buses to carry it in addition to the V-16 luminous warning device and reflective vest specified in sections 1.a and 1.b. The V-16 must be the currently required certified connected type. A list requiring two warning devices describes earlier equipment rules. That section does not require buses to carry a spare wheel or a set of spare bulbs and changing tools.
Legal basis: annex XII RGV
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Approved fire-extinguishing equipment.
A complete spare wheel or a temporary-use spare wheel.
Spare bulbs and the tools needed to change them.
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De los siguientes elementos, ¿cuál debe llevar obligatoriamente un autobús matriculado en España como parte de su dotación reglamentaria?
- Lámparas de repuesto y las herramientas necesarias para cambiarlas.
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- Una rueda completa de repuesto o una rueda de uso temporal.
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