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Use the hazard warning lights.
Use hazard warning lights while moving under Article 49.3 to warn of rear-end collision risk. They operate the direction indicators simultaneously. They do not authorise continuing to the destination without addressing the fault or danger, or require a hazardous stop on the carriageway. If an emergency forces abnormally slow driving on a motorway or dual carriageway, leave at the first exit. School-transport use during boarding and alighting does not mean keeping them on throughout the journey.
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Continue driving until reaching your destination with the hazard warning lights on.
Stop the vehicle on the right-hand side of the road.
Use the hazard warning lights.
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