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A connected, certified V-16 beacon.
A connected V-16 beacon certified to the current requirements. Warning triangles and non-connected V-16 lights no longer replace that device in this case. Place it as high as possible on the vehicle, ensuring visibility and avoiding exposure to traffic.
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Any yellow light, even if not certified or connected.
A connected, certified V-16 beacon.
A triangle placed no more than 50 metres away.
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