What is the maximum speed at which an agricultural tractor is required to keep the V-2 warning light switched on?

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The correct answer is 40 km/hour. The V-2 signal (rotating amber light) is a hazard warning device. According to General Vehicle Regulations, special vehicles and their pilot or escort vehicles must use this signal, both day and night, whenever they travel on public roads at a speed not exceeding 40 km/h. Its function is to warn other road users of the presence of a vehicle that, due to its nature or service, is moving slowly or constitutes an obstacle. If the signal breaks down, the driver must switch on the low beam headlights and hazard warning lights.

What is the maximum speed at which an agricultural tractor is required to keep the V-2 warning light switched on?

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