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Hazard warning lights and, where applicable, position lights.
The hazard warning lights and, where applicable, position lights, under Article 109.2.c. Use the relevant prescribed warning device as well: in Spain in 2026, a Spanish-registered car requires a connected, certified V-16. The lights do not replace that device. Warn without exposing yourself to traffic and do not step onto the carriageway or shoulder to wave your arms.
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No lights; step out to wave your arms between vehicles.
Only the horn, without hazard warning lights.
Hazard warning lights and, where applicable, position lights.
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