If your vehicle is immobilized on a conventional road, where must you place the V-16 warning light?

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The V-16 warning light is placed on the highest and most visible part of the vehicle, usually the roof, so that it can be seen from all directions. This way the danger is signaled without having to walk on the roadway, which is what made placing triangles dangerous. Because it is connected, it also reports the incident to the DGT 3.0 platform.

If your vehicle is immobilized on a conventional road, where must you place the V-16 warning light?

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