When a heavy goods service vehicle is parked on a road at night, from what distance must its rear red light nearest the centre of the road be visible?
ʻI ha tau ʻa e meʻalele ngāue uta mamafá ʻi ha hala ʻi he poʻulí, ko e hā e mamaʻo kuo pau ke ʻasi mai mei ai ʻa hono maama kulokula muí ʻoku ofi taha ki he lotoloto ʻo e halá?
When the heavy goods service vehicle is parked on a road at night, its rear red light nearest the road centre must be visible from 100 metres.
ʻI ha tau ʻa e meʻalele ngāue uta mamafá ʻi ha hala ʻi he poʻulí, kuo pau ke ʻasi mai ʻa hono maama kulokula muí ʻoku ofi taha ki he lotoloto ʻo e halá mei he mita ʻe 100.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
This is a specific parked-vehicle lighting requirement. Do not substitute the visibility distance for ordinary driving tail lights or projecting-load warning lamps. The parking position must also be legal and safe.
Ko ha fiemaʻu pau eni ki he maama ʻo e meʻalele kuo tau. ʻOua ʻe fetongi ʻaki ʻa e mamaʻo ʻasi mai ʻo e ngaahi maama mui angamaheni ʻi he lelé pe ngaahi maama fakatokanga uta ʻoku ʻasi atú. Kuo pau foki ke fakalao pea malu ʻa e feituʻu tau meʻalelé.