If driving at night or in low visibility conditions with a load protruding from both the front and rear, how must it be mandatorily signaled?

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To ensure road safety, regulations establish specific requirements for protruding loads. At the rear: The V-20 panel (red and white stripes) must always be displayed. Additionally, since it is night, a red light and a red reflector must be added. At the front: It must be signaled with a white light and a white reflector. Therefore, the correct answer combines the lights (to define the extremities in the dark) with the mandatory load signaling panel.

If driving at night or in low visibility conditions with a load protruding from both the front and rear, how must it be mandatorily signaled?

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