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Your motorcycle has hazard warning lights and is immobilised by a breakdown, creating a danger for other road users. May you use those lights to warn them?

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Yes

Yes. You may use the motorcycle’s hazard warning lights to warn of dangerous immobilisation; they are not prohibited on motorcycles and their use is not restricted to roads outside built-up areas. On motorways, dual carriageways or in circumstances significantly reducing visibility, use those lights if fitted and, where appropriate, position lights to indicate the vehicle’s presence. They are a warning rather than a means of obtaining priority; move the vehicle to a safe place when possible.

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  • Yes, but only on roads outside built-up areas

  • Yes

  • No, hazard warning lights are prohibited on motorcycles.

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