On a bus, what is the mandatory equipment required by the regulations that must be carried to deal with and warn of an immobilization or emergency on the road?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, vehicles used for passenger transport (such as buses) must carry specific safety equipment. This includes: one advance hazard warning device required by the regulations (the connected V-16 warning light), at least one approved high-visibility reflective vest (essential for the driver to step down onto the roadway safely on interurban roads) and a suitable, properly maintained fire extinguisher, an item specifically required for the transport of people. Carrying only the advance warning device is insufficient because the vest and fire extinguisher are missing. Triangles and a vest are not enough either: the fire extinguisher is missing, and triangles have no longer been a substitute for the connected V-16 warning light since 1 January 2026.

On a bus, what is the mandatory equipment required by the regulations that must be carried to deal with and warn of an immobilization or emergency on the road?

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