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To warn that a vehicle has been immobilised.
Hazard warning devices are used to warn other road users that a vehicle is present on the road and has been immobilised, either because of an accident or another type of emergency.
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To warn that our vehicle's engine has failed.
To warn that an accident involving injuries has occurred.
To warn that a vehicle has been immobilised.
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