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A connected, certified V16.
A connected V16 device certified to the applicable rules, positioned as high as possible on the vehicle for visibility. For these vehicles it replaces warning triangles from 1 January 2026; an unconnected beacon is not sufficient. Activate it without exposing yourself to traffic and seek assistance when needed.
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Any unconnected V16 beacon, even if it does not meet current requirements.
Only triangles, as the required device for that car from 2026.
A connected, certified V16.
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