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If you cannot reach the minimum speed required on the road you are travelling on with your vehicle, and there is a risk of a rear-end collision, what should you do?

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Drive with the hazard warning lights on.

If we cannot reach the minimum speed required on the road with our vehicle, and there is a risk of a rear-end collision, we must drive with the hazard warning lights on. This will allow us to warn other drivers that we are in a risky situation, since our speed is abnormally low. Turning on the hazard warning lights is essential to avoid accidents and maintain safety on the road.

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  • Flash the headlights by alternating between dipped and main beam.

  • Warn of it by repeatedly using the brake lights.

  • Drive with the hazard warning lights on.

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