Are agricultural tractors required to be equipped with hazard warning lights?

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Yes. Agricultural tractors are considered special vehicles, and traffic regulations require them to be equipped with hazard warning lights (simultaneous operation of all direction indicator lights). The purpose of this light is to signal and warn other road users that the vehicle poses a special or temporary risk. Important Note: Do not confuse this with the V-2 Signal (rotating amber light), which is also mandatory and must be used whenever they travel on a public road, both day and night, to ensure visibility.

Are agricultural tractors required to be equipped with hazard warning lights?

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