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# General principles

**Combat Vehicle Participation Guidelines**

Participants wishing to enter their combat vehicles in the game must comply with the following requirements:

#### Vehicle and Driver Requirements

1. **Registration**: Register the combat vehicle using the organiser's specified form.
2. **Vehicle Compliance**:
   * Must possess a valid MOT certificate.
   * Must have valid third-party liability insurance.
3. **Driver Compliance**:
   * Must hold a valid driving license.

The organiser retains the right to verify all vehicle and driver documentation. Non-compliant vehicles must exit the event area immediately.

#### Vehicle Equipment Requirements

* Must include a front windscreen.
* Must have front doors on both the driver's and passenger's sides.
* Must be equipped with:
  * A fire extinguisher.
  * A first aid kit.
  * A marking on the front windscreen indicating the vehicle type.

#### Optional Vehicle Features

* Turrets with a shooting position (either a 60 cm side opening or a fully uncovered turret roof) are allowed.
* High walls in pick-up trucks for shooting purposes are permitted only if there are no shooting openings.

#### Responsibility and Marking

* Participants are fully responsible for any damage caused by their vehicles.
* Combat vehicles will be marked with a coloured card signifying the team, visible behind the windscreen on the passenger side.

Ensure all requirements are met for participation in the event.


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