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Yes, with the hazard warning lights and the illuminated hazard warning device.
When a vehicle is immobilised, it is necessary to indicate the presence of the obstruction. First, we switch on the hazard warning lights, both during the day and at night, if the vehicle has them. At night or in conditions of poor visibility, we must also switch on the position lights and, if necessary, the marker lights. In addition, we must place and activate the illuminated hazard warning device. This device must be yellow and positioned as high as possible on the vehicle to ensure maximum visibility.
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Yes, with the hazard warning lights and the illuminated hazard warning device.
No, because it is on the hard shoulder.
Yes, with the position lights.
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