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With hazard warning lights and a certified connected V-16 beacon.
Switch on hazard warning lights and use a certified connected V-16 beacon. Being on the shoulder does not remove the duty to warn of this obstruction; position lights alone are insufficient. Also use position and clearance lights where applicable. Place the beacon according to its instructions without exposure to traffic. If you cannot safely leave for a safe place off the road platform, stay inside with your seat belt fastened.
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With position lights only.
No warning is needed because it is on the shoulder.
With hazard warning lights and a certified connected V-16 beacon.
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