Which special vehicles are NOT required to carry direction indicator lights (turn signals)?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, special vehicles must carry direction indicator lights. However, there is a specific exception: special vehicles without a closed cabin where the driver can effectively and visibly signal displacements and changes of direction with their arm are not required to have turn signals. If the vehicle has a cabin or a structure that prevents the driver's arm from being seen, turn signals are mandatory regardless of the vehicle's weight or function.

Which special vehicles are NOT required to carry direction indicator lights (turn signals)?

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