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A vehicle immobilised by a breakdown, accident or another emergency.
Vehicle immobilisation due to a breakdown, accident or another emergency. For this car, since 1 January 2026 a connected V-16 beacon of a certified model is used instead of triangles. Place it at the highest possible point providing the greatest visibility, without exposure to traffic. The beacon does not itself indicate roadworks or an unsigned junction.
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Roadworks, even when no vehicle is immobilised.
A vehicle immobilised by a breakdown, accident or another emergency.
An unsigned junction.
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