If driving between sunset and sunrise or under conditions of significantly reduced visibility, how must you signal an indivisible load that protrudes from both the front and the rear of the vehicle?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that when a load protrudes from the vehicle's footprint, it must be signaled to prevent accidents. At night or in low visibility conditions, in addition to the V-20 panel at the rear (always mandatory), lights and reflective elements must be added. The logic follows the same pattern as vehicle lights: white light and white reflector at the front, and red light and red reflector at the rear. This allows other road users to quickly identify the position and direction of travel of the vehicle.

If driving between sunset and sunrise or under conditions of significantly reduced visibility, how must you signal an indivisible load that protrudes from both the front and the rear of the vehicle?

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