What is the main purpose of adopting temporary measures in the presence of a hazard or obstacle on the road?

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In the presence of a hazard, obstacle, or breakdown on the road, the driver must take immediate measures (such as signaling with hazard lights or triangles/V-16 signal). The correct answer is to prevent traffic from being affected and to avoid further accidents. The goal is to warn other users to maintain safety and flow, trying to minimize the obstacle's disruption to circulation until it can be removed. It is not done to facilitate parking, nor is the primary goal to reduce the work of emergency services, but rather to protect the road.

What is the main purpose of adopting temporary measures in the presence of a hazard or obstacle on the road?

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