Correct answer
A certified connected V-16 beacon on the vehicle.
A certified connected V-16 beacon at the highest possible accessible visible position on the vehicle without exposure to traffic. Since 1 January 2026 it replaces triangles for this car; walking on the carriageway to place one ahead and another behind is not required. Also use hazard lights if fitted and other required lights. If the roof is unreachable, follow guidance for the highest accessible visible position.
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Two compulsory triangles, one ahead and one behind.
A compulsory triangle on each side.
A certified connected V-16 beacon on the vehicle.
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En 2026, un turismo matriculado en España queda inmovilizado por avería en una vía de doble sentido. ¿Qué dispositivo debe utilizar para preseñalizar el peligro?
- Dos triángulos obligatorios, uno delante y otro detrás.
- Una V-16 conectada y certificada en el vehículo.(Correct answer)
- Un triángulo obligatorio en cada lateral.
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