If a truck with a maximum authorized mass above 3,500 kg is stopped on a conventional road because of a breakdown, how must the danger be signaled?

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Traffic regulations establish that, when a vehicle is immobilized on the roadway or on the shoulder because of a breakdown or an accident, the driver must signal the presence of the obstacle by means of the emergency signal and the connected V-16 danger pre-warning light. To ensure optimal 360-degree visibility from a long distance for the other road users, the V-16 warning light must be installed at the highest possible part of the vehicle. Placing it in low areas would drastically limit its visual range, and placing it on the pavement at a distance does not correspond to the regulatory use of this device, which is designed precisely to prevent the driver from walking about on the roadway.

If a truck with a maximum authorized mass above 3,500 kg is stopped on a conventional road because of a breakdown, how must the danger be signaled?

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