If your motorcycle breaks down and is immobilized on the road, how must you signal its presence if it poses a hazard to traffic?

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Unlike cars, motorcycles are not required to carry portable hazard warning devices (such as triangles or V-16 lights) due to their limited cargo capacity. However, regulations state that if the motorcycle is equipped with hazard warning lights (emergency lights), they must be used to warn other road users of the immobilization or danger. Position lights would only be additionally mandatory if it were night or under conditions of reduced visibility.

If your motorcycle breaks down and is immobilized on the road, how must you signal its presence if it poses a hazard to traffic?

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