Must a load that protrudes from the rear of a car be signalled?

Must a load that protrudes from the rear of a car be signalled?
A)Yes, and when necessary we will also signal it with a red light.Correct
B)No, on cars the load does not need to be signalled.
C)It does not need to be signalled if the load protrudes less than 10%.
If the load protrudes from the rear of a car, during the day, in clear weather and under normal visibility conditions, it must be signalled with a 50 by 50 centimetre panel, painted with alternating diagonal red and white stripes, placed at the rear end of the load so that it remains constantly perpendicular to the axis of the vehicle.
If the load protrudes from the rear, between sunset and sunrise or in meteorological or environmental conditions that significantly reduce visibility, it must be signalled with the panel or panels indicated above, whose surface is reflective, and with a red light.