If, due to an emergency, an obstacle remains on the road hindering traffic, is it mandatory to signal it during the day?

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Yes, it is strictly mandatory. According to traffic regulations, every driver must ensure the road remains clear, but if it is not possible to remove the obstacle immediately, it must be effectively signaled both day and night. Daylight visibility does not eliminate the risk of collision, so danger warning devices (V-16 signal) must be used, and hazard lights switched on to warn other users in advance.

If, due to an emergency, an obstacle remains on the road hindering traffic, is it mandatory to signal it during the day?

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