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No, because it does not obstruct traffic.
Not in the stated situation, where there is no road obstruction to warn about. If the vehicle is immobilised on the carriageway or shoulder, follow the applicable marking rules: from 1 January 2026, a compliant connected V-16 replaces triangles for vehicles subject to that duty in Spain. Do not get out or walk along the traffic platform to place signals.
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Yes, because it is an emergency.
No, because it does not obstruct traffic.
Only on roads outside built-up areas with one lane in each direction.
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