When driving a truck that carries an indivisible load protruding from its front end, is it mandatory to mark that overhang?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, the marking of an indivisible load that protrudes differs depending on the end from which it projects. Whereas a load that protrudes at the rear must be marked at all times with the V-20 reflective panel (and additionally with a red light at night), a load that protrudes at the front does NOT require marking during the day in normal conditions. It must only be marked between dusk and dawn (between sunset and sunrise) or when there are adverse weather or environmental conditions that reduce visibility, and a white light must be placed at the front end of the load.

When driving a truck that carries an indivisible load protruding from its front end, is it mandatory to mark that overhang?

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