A trailer load extending more than what distance behind the body requires projecting-load warning flags or lights, as appropriate?
E manaʻomia fuʻa po o molī talafeagai e lapataʻi ai i se uta e sosolo i fafo pe a sili atu i le ā le mamao o le sosolo o le uta i tua atu o le tino o le taavale toso?
A load projecting more than 1 metre behind the trailer body requires the applicable projecting-load warnings.
E manaʻomia lapataʻiga talafeagai mo uta e sosolo i fafo pe a sili atu i le 1 mita le sosolo o le uta i tua atu o le tino o le taavale toso.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Use compliant flags or markers by day and the required lamps at night. Rear overhang, overall length and other limits still apply; warning devices do not permit unlimited projection.
Faaaogā fuʻa po o faailoga e tausisia tulafono i le ao ma molī e manaʻomia i le pō. E faaaogā pea tapulaa o le sosolo i tua, le umi atoa ma isi tapulaa; e lē faatagaina se sosolo e lē gata ona ua iai lapataʻiga.