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With a connected V-16 of a certified model and the appropriate emergency lighting.
With a connected V-16 device of a certified model, plus hazard lights if fitted and position or clearance lights where required, under Article 130. Triangles no longer replace the V-16 required for that car. Take measures for prompt load removal without exposing yourself to traffic and request assistance when needed. Lights alone are insufficient in this case, and a yellow flag does not replace the prescribed device.
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Without any warning, because leaving the load visible is enough.
With a connected V-16 of a certified model and the appropriate emergency lighting.
Only by waving a yellow flag.
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