At night, if we transport a load that extends laterally more than 0.40 meters from the outer edge of the position lights, how are we required to signal it?

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Traffic regulations establish specific safety measures to ensure that the full width of the vehicle is visible to other road users in low-visibility conditions. If the load overhangs at the side by more than 0.40 meters beyond the outer edge of the vehicle's position light, it must be marked at each of the lateral ends of the load: to the front with a white light and a white reflective device, and to the rear with a red light and a red reflective device. The V-20 panel (red and white stripes) is used to mark a load that overhangs longitudinally at the rear, but at night and at the side, lights are required.

At night, if we transport a load that extends laterally more than 0.40 meters from the outer edge of the position lights, how are we required to signal it?

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