When are special vehicles obliged to use the V-2 luminous signal to warn of their presence?

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Special vehicles, as well as special transports and their pilot vehicles, must use the V-2 luminous signal (rotating amber light) whenever they are driving on a public road. This requirement applies both during the day and at night. The goal is to warn other road users of their position, speed (usually slower), and dimensions to prevent accidents. The option 'only at night' is incorrect because the hazard posed by these vehicles exists regardless of the lighting conditions.

When are special vehicles obliged to use the V-2 luminous signal to warn of their presence?

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