Where must the public service (SP) identification plates be placed on a transport vehicle?

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In accordance with the General Vehicle Regulations and the V-9 sign (Public Service), vehicles used for this activity must carry two identification plates with the letters "SP": one at the front and another at the rear, both placed next to their respective license plates. In addition, the regulations expressly require the rear SP plate to have its own lighting to ensure it can be read at night and in conditions of reduced visibility. The option of placing them on the sides is incorrect because the regulations do not require SP plates on the sides. Likewise, it is false that they are integrated into the license plate itself, since they are independent metal plates with their own dimensions and anchorages.

Where must the public service (SP) identification plates be placed on a transport vehicle?

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