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Hazard warning lights
The hazard warning lights: the direction indicators flashing together. A single indicator or the end-outline marker lamps alone are insufficient. Article 130 also requires the prescribed danger-warning device and, when appropriate, position and end-outline marker lights. A Spanish-registered passenger car uses the current certified connected V-16; place the warning without exposing yourself to traffic and follow the rules for safely remaining in or leaving the vehicle.
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