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With a certified connected V-16, hazard lights if fitted and any other required lights.
Use a certified connected V-16 and switch on hazard warning lights if fitted; at night or with significantly reduced visibility, also use position lights and, on applicable vehicles, outline marker lights. Place the beacon as high as possible for maximum visibility without exposing yourself to traffic. Vehicle lights alone do not replace the prescribed warning device.
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Only with position lights, which always replace the V-16.
Only with hazard warning lights, without the prescribed warning device.
With a certified connected V-16, hazard lights if fitted and any other required lights.
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