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Yes, using a connected certified V-16 valid under DGT requirements, following instructions and placing it as high as possible and accessible without exposure to traffic. The duty does not depend only on poor visibility. Also use applicable lights and seek assistance. This scenario concerns breakdown immobilisation, not a car simply driving normally or every stop at a traffic light.
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Only if visibility is insufficient.
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