How must a load be signaled if it protrudes from the rear and occupies the entire width of the vehicle?

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Regulations state that any load protruding from the rear must be signaled with a V-20 panel (a 50x50 cm square with red and white diagonal stripes). However, there is a specific rule for when the load occupies the entire width of the vehicle: you must place two V-20 panels, one at each end of the load. Furthermore, they must be positioned so that the stripes form an inverted 'V' shape. This helps clearly define the full width of the vehicle to drivers approaching from behind.

How must a load be signaled if it protrudes from the rear and occupies the entire width of the vehicle?

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