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With hazard warning lights and a certified connected V-16 beacon.
Switch on the hazard warning lights and use a certified connected V-16 beacon. Place it at the highest accessible position that ensures visibility, following the device’s instructions. Since 1 January 2026 it replaces warning triangles for vehicles registered in Spain required to carry it, including lorries. There is no need to walk along the carriageway to place triangles.
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With hazard warning lights and a certified connected V-16 beacon.
Only with warning triangles.
With hazard warning lights and two triangles, one in front and one behind.
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En 2026, un camión matriculado en España queda inmovilizado por una avería en una vía urbana de sentido único. ¿Cómo debe señalizar el peligro?
- Con las luces de emergencia y una baliza V-16 conectada y certificada.(Correct answer)
- Únicamente con triángulos de preseñalización de peligro.
- Con las luces de emergencia y dos triángulos, uno delante y otro detrás.
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