When carrying an indivisible load on a truck that protrudes at the front, when is it mandatory to mark this front projection?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations (Article 15(6)), loads that protrude at the front of the vehicle do not need marking during the day in normal visibility conditions. However, when driving between sunset and sunrise (at night) or in weather or environmental conditions that appreciably reduce visibility (fog, heavy rain, etc.), the front projection must be marked with a white light. By contrast, rear projections must always be marked (by day with the V-20 sign and at night by adding a red light).

When carrying an indivisible load on a truck that protrudes at the front, when is it mandatory to mark this front projection?

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