When a heavy goods service vehicle is parked on a road at night, from what distance must its rear red light nearest the road centre 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?
For a heavy goods service vehicle parked on a road at night, the rear red light nearest the road centre must be visible from 100 metres.
Ki ha meʻalele ngāue uta mamafa ʻoku tau ʻi ha hala ʻi he poʻulí, kuo pau ke ʻasi mai ʻa e maama kulokula muí ʻoku ofi taha ki he lotoloto ʻo e halá mei he mita ʻe 100.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
This specific parking requirement differs from the visibility requirements for driving tail lights or projecting-load warning lamps.
ʻOku kehe ʻa e fiemaʻu pau ko ʻeni ki he tau meʻalelé mei he ngaahi fiemaʻu ʻasi mai ʻo e maama mui ʻi he lelé pe ngaahi maama fakatokanga uta ʻoku ʻasi atú.