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Hazard warning lights.
If we were obliged to carry out an emergency service with our vehicle, we must indicate this to other road users to warn them of this special situation. We may sound the horn and must switch on the hazard warning lights.
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Main-beam headlights.
Hazard warning lights.
Direction indicators.
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