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A connected V-16 beacon of a certified model.
A connected V-16 beacon of a certified model. From 1 January 2026, triangles and unconnected V-16 beacons are no longer the regulatory warning device for this car. Check that the model appears on the DGT list of certified devices; an advertisement calling it connected is insufficient. The question does not concern foreign vehicles in international circulation. A fire extinguisher or oil can does not replace the V-16 and is not generally compulsory equipment for an ordinary passenger car.
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A fire extinguisher.
A can of oil.
A connected V-16 beacon of a certified model.
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En 2026, ¿cuál de estos dispositivos debe llevar un turismo matriculado en España para preseñalizar una avería o accidente?
- Una baliza V-16 conectada de un modelo certificado.(Correct answer)
- Un extintor.
- Una lata de aceite.
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