What indispensable condition must the vehicle meet for the use of adhesive films or sun curtains on the rear windows to be allowed?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that the glazed surface of the vehicle must allow clear visibility for the driver. Generally, adhesive films or curtains are prohibited on the front windows. However, they are allowed on the rear windows only if the vehicle is equipped with two exterior rear-view mirrors (one on the left and one on the right) that meet approved technical specifications, to compensate for the potential loss of vision through the interior mirror.

What indispensable condition must the vehicle meet for the use of adhesive films or sun curtains on the rear windows to be allowed?

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