Is it compulsory to carry warning triangles in a car?
Vehicle immobilizations
Explanation
It is **mandatory to carry two approved warning triangles** in a passenger car. These triangles are essential to warn other drivers of the presence of a vehicle stopped on the road due to an emergency or breakdown.
- **Placement of the triangles**: If the vehicle cannot continue driving, two warning triangles must be placed. One is placed 50 meters in front of the vehicle and another 50 meters behind, on the right side of the road. These triangles must be visible from a distance of 100 meters.
- **Function of the triangles**: The triangles serve to alert other drivers about the presence of a stopped vehicle, helping to prevent additional accidents. They are a crucial safety measure in emergency situations.
Therefore, carrying two approved triangles is a legal obligation and an essential safety practice for all drivers.
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