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M1, M2 and M3 used for this transport.
Categories M1, M2 and M3 used for this transport. Article 4.2.6 requires the hazard warning device, and Article 4.3 retains that requirement for M1. It must operate at stops, by day and night, while passengers board or alight. This concerns the vehicle’s hazard warning indicators, not a V-16 beacon or the optional light on the V-10 sign. It does not mean every motor vehicle in every category has this same requirement.
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Only M2, excluding M1 and M3.
Only M2 and M3, excluding M1.
M1, M2 and M3 used for this transport.
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