Question: 2.2.15-108

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When must you switch on the hazard warning lights?

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A. When your vehicle has broken down at a place where it cannot readily be recognized as a stationary obstruction
B. When double-parking
C. For all loading or unloading

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A. When your vehicle has broken down at a place where it cannot readily be recognized as a stationary obstruction

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If a car breaks down on a multi-lane roadway at a location where it cannot be recognized in time as an obstacle, the hazard light must be switched on immediately. Parking in the second row is generally prohibited. This does not change just by switching on the hazard lights. It is not allowed. When loading and unloading the hazard light must not be switched on.

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Immobilisation and towing of vehicles

Chapter 2.2.15

2.2.15-001 What is allowed when your motorcycle has broken down with engine damage?

2.2.15-002 You are outside of a built-up area and have come to a stop due to a fault with your motorcycle. How should it be transported to the garage?

2.2.15-103 You want to tow another vehicle with your car. What must you know?

2.2.15-104 A car with servo brakes has broken down with engine damage. What is correct when towing the car away?

2.2.15-105 A car with power steering has broken down with engine damage and must be towed away. What is correct?

2.2.15-106 At what distance must the warning triangle be placed when a car has broken down on a road with fast-moving traffic?

2.2.15-107 At night, how must you secure a vehicle which has broken down at a place where it constitutes a danger to other traffic?

2.2.15-108 When must you switch on the hazard warning lights?

2.2.15-109 What must you remember when towing?

2.2.15-110 Your car suffers a flat tyre on the motorway. What should you do?

2.2.15-111 You car has a fault and can no longer be driven. What must you be aware of during towing?

2.2.15-112 You car has a fault and can no longer be driven. What must you be aware of during towing?

2.2.15-113 You experience a breakdown outside of a built-up area. Your motor vehicle is located on the carriageway behind a bend in the road. What is the right course of action in this situation?

2.2.15-114 Your car has an engine fault and must be towed away with a tow rope. What must you be aware of?

2.2.15-115 You experience a breakdown outside of a built-up area. Your car is situated on the carriageway, behind a bend in the road. Which is correct in this situation?

2.2.15-201 You have to change a tyre on the hard shoulder of the motorway. What safeguard is necessary?

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