If the bus has to be immobilized on the shoulder because of a breakdown, how must the presence of the vehicle be signaled as required by the regulations?

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When a vehicle is immobilized on the roadway or on the shoulder due to a breakdown or emergency, it becomes a potential obstacle that compromises road safety. According to the regulations in force, the presence of the vehicle must be warned of using a required V-16 advance warning light device, which is placed on the highest accessible part of the vehicle to guarantee maximum visibility without needing to walk on the road. The options that propose the exclusive use or the placement of warning triangles are incorrect, since the V-16 warning light replaces their use to avoid the high risk of being run over that comes from getting out of the vehicle on foot to place them. This signaling must be reinforced by activating the hazard signal (hazard lights).

If the bus has to be immobilized on the shoulder because of a breakdown, how must the presence of the vehicle be signaled as required by the regulations?

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