Question 3818
This vehicle has broken down and is traveling at an abnormally low speed with its hazard lights on; is its behavior correct?
- No, hazard lights are used only when the vehicle is stopped.
- Yes, because the vehicle has broken down.
- No, the use of this lighting is prohibited on urban roads.
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Correct answer: Yes, because the vehicle has broken down.
If a mechanical problem prevents you from reaching the minimum speed and there is a risk of being hit from behind, you must drive with your hazard lights on, including on an urban road. In the image, the silver passenger car has both rear turn signals flashing.