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A certified connected V-16 device.
A certified connected V-16 device. Place it as high as possible on the vehicle to provide maximum visibility, following its instructions without exposing yourself to traffic. For this car, two triangles or an unconnected V-16 do not replace the device required from 1 January 2026. This requirement does not make every placement or exit from the car safe.
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An unconnected V-16 as a sufficient replacement.
A certified connected V-16 device.
Only two warning triangles.
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