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At the highest possible accessible and visible position on the vehicle.
At the highest possible visible position on the vehicle, safely accessible. If the roof is too high to reach, follow DGT guidance for the highest accessible visible position. Since 1 January 2026, this car requires a certified connected V-16; an old unconnected beacon is insufficient. Also use hazard warning lights if fitted and other required lights. Avoid exposing yourself to traffic to position it.
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Do not place it because hazard lights always suffice.
At the highest possible accessible and visible position on the vehicle.
Always behind the vehicle on the carriageway surface.
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