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That the vehicle temporarily presents a hazard.
It warns that the vehicle temporarily presents a hazard to other road users. It does not itself identify a particular cause such as a puncture or necessarily announce injuries. It does not authorise prohibited stopping or parking or replace other required devices or lights.
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That a tyre has necessarily punctured and only that.
That an injury crash has always occurred.
That the vehicle temporarily presents a hazard.
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