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waiting for the doctor's arrival" and a notice marked "artificial breathing by mouth to mouth".
6. Every motor vehicle must be endowed with a burglar proof device to avoid permitting , from
the time the vehicle is left in parking , the breaking down or damaging of an essential organ of
the vehicle.
7. A motor vehicle fitted with an armour or any other device permitting to use it in aggression
or defence can not move on the public way without a special permission of the Minister
entrusted with Transports or his delegate.' This provision is not applicable to Armed Forces'
vehicles.
8. It is forbidden to add outside a motor vehicle or a moped such unnecessary ornaments or
accessories as presenting heaps or protrusions which can constitute a danger for other users of
the public way.
9. Except when tralled by another vehicle, no vehicle can move on side roadways when its
engine is off or its gears are out.
Article 89:
With reservation to exceptions provided for in Articles 59,70-2 and 72, no vehicle shall be or be
kept in traffic on public way when it is not in conformity with provisions of the 2nd part of this
Decree.
However, vehicles put in traffic before the end of a two-years period from the coming into force
of this Decree will not be subject to application of Articles 80-1, 85-1, 85-3, 87-1, 88-4 and 88-
5.
Article 90:
Articles 57, 61, 68, 70, 71, 71-1 and 72, as, well as Article 76 as far as it concerns the brake
light and the direction indicator lights, are not applicable to the Armed Forces vehicles, when
they are not compatible with the nature or the temporary or permanent assignment of the
vehicle.
Part 4. SIGNALLING
Chapter 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 91:
1. Signalling relating to road traffic comprises three categories:
a) the road signals;
b) the luminous signals;
c) the road marks.
2. Orders shown by luminous traffic signals prevall over priority rules, as well as over road
signals regulating the priority and over marks shown on the ground.
3. Subject to implementation of Article 5, paragraph 6, public way users, even where the
concerned prescriptions are likely to be in contradiction with other traffic rules, shall abide by
the prescriptions shown by road signals, traffic luminous lights or road marks.
4. Signalling and signal making are within the competence of the Minister holding Transports
for national roadways and traffic within urban areas and of the District authorities for District