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In daylight and good visibility, a Spanish-registered car breaks down on the carriageway. A certified connected V-16 beacon has already been placed. If its hazard warning lights work, must they also be switched on?

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Yes, hazard warning lights are also necessary.

Yes. Article 130 requires hazard warning lights when the vehicle has them; the connected V-16 does not replace them. Daylight with good visibility does not itself require adding position lights. Position and clearance lights are used where applicable. Warn others without exposure to traffic; if you cannot safely leave for a safe place off the road platform, stay inside with your seat belt fastened.

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  • Yes, position lights are always compulsory as well, even in daylight with good visibility.

  • No, the beacon replaces hazard warning lights.

  • Yes, hazard warning lights are also necessary.

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De día y con buena visibilidad, un turismo matriculado en España queda averiado en la calzada. Ya se ha colocado una V-16 conectada certificada. Si funcionan las luces de emergencia, ¿debe encenderlas también?

  1. Sí, además de emergencia siempre son obligatorias las luces de posición, aunque sea de día y haya buena visibilidad.
  2. Sí, las luces de emergencia también son necesarias.(Correct answer)
  3. No, la baliza sustituye las luces de emergencia.

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