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Connected V-16, hazard warning lights if fitted, and position and outline lights where applicable.
Use the regulation connected V-16, as well as hazard warning lights if fitted and position and outline lights where applicable. Activate the beacon and place it on the highest accessible exterior location where it is visible. Triangles do not replace the connected V-16 for this lorry in 2026. Move the vehicle to minimise obstruction when possible and follow the rules for safe occupant exit.
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Connected V-16, hazard warning lights if fitted, and position and outline lights where applicable.
Only the hazard warning lights, without a connected V-16.
Two triangles replace the connected V-16 for this lorry.
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