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Hazard lights.
Hazard lights under Article 70, with the warning provided for this situation: an intermittent horn or, where appropriate, a handkerchief or similar method. This does not make the vehicle a priority vehicle or authorise breaking traffic rules, especially at junctions. Officers may require justification; request emergency help through 112.
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Continuous main beam to dazzle others.
Hazard lights.
Only the left indicator, even without turning.
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