At night, if your truck has hazard lights and is immobilized by a breakdown on the shoulder of an interurban road, which lights must you leave on?

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A vehicle immobilized at night on the roadway or shoulder must keep its position lights on and, where applicable, its marker lights. In the event of a breakdown, the hazard lights are also switched on if the vehicle has them, and the regulatory advance warning is used. This truck has hazard lights, so it must keep them on together with the position lights. Neither the hazard lights alone nor the position lights alone meet what is required in this case.

At night, if your truck has hazard lights and is immobilized by a breakdown on the shoulder of an interurban road, which lights must you leave on?

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