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Yes, with a panel fitted at the end of the load.
Yes. A rear-projecting car load must be marked with an approved V-20 panel at its rear end, perpendicular to the vehicle’s longitudinal axis. If it projects along the full rear width, use two panels, one at each end, forming an inverted V. Between sunset and sunrise, or in weather or environmental conditions substantially reducing visibility, add a red light. Also observe load-projection limits and securing requirements under articles 14 and 15.
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Yes, only at night or in adverse weather conditions.
No, it isn't necessary for cars.
Yes, with a panel fitted at the end of the load.
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