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Switch on dipped headlights solely because of the immobilisation.
Dipped headlights are not required solely by this situation. Use hazard lights if fitted and a connected, certified V16 beacon; use position lights where required. Remove the car from the carriageway if feasible and safe. Leave only if you can safely reach a place outside the traffic platform; otherwise stay inside with your seat belt fastened.
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Switch on dipped headlights solely because of the immobilisation.
Switch on hazard lights if fitted.
Use a connected, certified V16 beacon.
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