If the load projects from the rear of the vehicle, how must it be marked between sunset and sunrise or in low-visibility conditions?

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As a general rule, a load projecting from the rear must be marked with the V-20 panel (red and white stripes). However, when visibility is reduced or at night (between sunset and sunrise), safety requires an addition: alongside the panel, a red light and a red reflector must be placed at the rear. If the load were to project from the front, the light would be white.

If the load projects from the rear of the vehicle, how must it be marked between sunset and sunrise or in low-visibility conditions?

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