If due to force majeure you create an obstacle or danger on the road, what must you do to warn other users of its presence?

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The person causing an obstacle on the road is obliged to remove it as soon as possible. If this is not possible, the rule is strict: you must signal the obstacle effectively both by day and by night. It is not acceptable to wait for others to see it (this is passive and dangerous) nor to limit signaling only to times of poor visibility. To do this, hazard warning devices (such as triangles or the V-16 light) and hazard warning lights must be used, ensuring that the danger is visible to prevent imminent accidents.

If due to force majeure you create an obstacle or danger on the road, what must you do to warn other users of its presence?

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