What color are the reflective edges of the hazard warning triangles?

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The correct answer is Red. Hazard warning triangles (V-16 Device) must have edges made of red retro-reflective material to be visible at night when illuminated by the headlights of other vehicles. The center is usually hollow or made of fluorescent orange/red material for daytime visibility.   Why not Yellow: Amber/Yellow is the color of the new V-16 luminous beacon (flashing light) that is progressively replacing triangles, but the physical triangle itself is red.   Why not Blue: Blue is used for mandatory signs, information signs, or emergency/police vehicle lights.

What color are the reflective edges of the hazard warning triangles?

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