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No; use a certified connected V-16 beacon.
Since 1 January 2026, the required device for this car is a certified connected V-16 beacon. Place it at the highest accessible position that ensures visibility, following its instructions. Do not walk along the carriageway to place warning triangles. Also use hazard warning lights and position lights when required.
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No; use a certified connected V-16 beacon.
Yes; warning triangles must be placed 50 metres away in every case.
Yes; always place a triangle 100 metres in front of the vehicle.
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En 2026, para señalizar la avería de un turismo matriculado en España, ¿debe caminar por la calzada para colocar triángulos a 50 metros?
- No; debe utilizar una baliza V-16 conectada y certificada.(Correct answer)
- Sí; los triángulos deben colocarse a 50 metros en todos los casos.
- Sí; siempre debe colocar un triángulo a 100 metros delante del vehículo.
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