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A certified connected V-16 beacon.
A certified connected V-16 beacon, placed as high as possible on the vehicle for maximum visibility, following its instructions without exposing yourself to traffic. Since 1 January 2026, triangles and non-connected V-16 beacons no longer replace this device in the described case. Also use hazard warning lights and any other required lights, and seek assistance.
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A certified connected V-16 beacon.
A non-connected V-16, which remains a sufficient replacement in 2026.
Only warning triangles as a sufficient replacement for a connected V-16.
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