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The hazard warning lights.
Activate the hazard warning lights, which operate the direction indicators simultaneously. Article 109 requires this warning for a vehicle immobilised on a motorway or dual carriageway, with position lights where applicable. Also use the applicable breakdown warning device and follow the required safety measures.
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Only the dipped headlights, without hazard warning lights.
The hazard warning lights.
Only the right direction indicator.
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