🎥 Towing and Transporting Vehicles
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A vehicle being towed with a rigid or flexible tow may only be driven by a person who has the right to drive it. A vehicle whose steering mechanism is defective is transported lifted onto the platform of a tow truck, or with its front or rear lifted onto a special support device, ensuring that such
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A vehicle being towed with a rigid or flexible tow may only be driven by a person who has the right to drive it. A vehicle whose steering mechanism is defective is transported lifted onto the platform of a tow truck, or with its front or rear lifted onto a special support device, ensuring that such a method of transportation does not endanger traff...
A vehicle being towed with a rigid or flexible tow may only be driven by a person who has the right to drive it. A vehicle whose steering mechanism is defective is transported lifted onto the platform of a tow truck, or with its front or rear lifted onto a special support device, ensuring that such a method of transportation does not endanger traffic safety.
The length of a flexible tow must be from 4 m to 6 m; it must be marked with brightly colored flags (panels) or be of a bright color and no narrower than 50 mm. A rigid tow must not be longer than 4 m.