If the goods carried on a truck protrude at the rear in such a way that they hide the regulation position lights, is the truck permitted to drive?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, the load must in no case hide the lighting or light-signaling devices, the license plates or the mandatory distinguishing marks. If the load protrudes and covers the rear position lights, the truck is strictly prohibited from driving until the goods are repositioned or properly conditioned so that all the vehicle's signaling elements are fully visible. Although a protruding load must be marked with V-20 panels and red lights in poor visibility conditions, these measures do not exempt from the obligation to keep the truck's own lighting clear.

If the goods carried on a truck protrude at the rear in such a way that they hide the regulation position lights, is the truck permitted to drive?

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