If a truck breaks down and is immobilized on a motorway, what procedure must the driver follow to give advance warning of the hazard?

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The traffic regulations establish the use of the advance hazard warning light (V-16 warning light) to warn of a vehicle immobilized on the road. This light must be placed at the highest point of the vehicle (such as the roof of the cab) to ensure 360-degree visibility and to avoid the driver walking on the roadway or the shoulder, eliminating the serious risk of being run over that placing triangles involved. Furthermore, on motorways and dual carriageways, towing between private or unauthorized vehicles is strictly prohibited, and you must always wait for a tow truck on the public road.

If a truck breaks down and is immobilized on a motorway, what procedure must the driver follow to give advance warning of the hazard?

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