Must special agricultural vehicles obligatorily carry a license plate on the rear?

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Yes, it is mandatory. Self-propelled special agricultural vehicles must circulate with a rear license plate. This specific license plate (known as a special vehicle plate) has a white background with red characters, starting with the letter 'E'. The plate must be placed in a vertical position, located in the center or on the left side of the vehicle. Unlike cars or trucks, they are not required to carry a front license plate. The answer referring to '3000 kg' is incorrect, as the obligation for visual identification via a license plate applies to all registered self-propelled special vehicles, regardless of their maximum authorized mass.

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