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Hazard warning lights on a motorcycle are a feature that allows all the motorcycle's indicators to operate simultaneously, indicating an emergency situation. This function is intended to alert other drivers to the presence of an imminent danger, whether the motorcycle is moving or stopped because of an emergency, such as a breakdown or an accident. In many countries, installing hazard warning lights on motorcycles is optional and is not a compulsory legal requirement, unlike cars and their trailers, which are generally required to have this function. However, although optional, it is a useful and advisable feature on motorcycles, as it can make a difference in dangerous situations.
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