In the event of immobilization due to a breakdown on a highway or motorway, is it correct to place a single warning triangle?

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No, it is incorrect. As of January 1, 2026, the use of hazard warning triangles has been abolished on highways and motorways. Drivers must mandatory use the V-16 light device with geolocation, which is placed on the highest part of the vehicle without the need to walk on the road, thus improving road safety.

In the event of immobilization due to a breakdown on a highway or motorway, is it correct to place a single warning triangle?

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