You are driving very slowly because of a breakdown and could be a danger to others. May you switch on the hazard warning lights?
- A)Yes, to warn of the danger
- B)No, only when the vehicle is stopped
- C)Only at night
Show the correct answer
A) Yes, to warn of the danger
Hazard warning lights may be used to warn others that the vehicle is a danger, for example because it is moving very slowly due to a breakdown.
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