Are Hazard Warning Lights and Double Flashing Lights the Same?
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Hazard warning lights and double flashing lights are the same; they are signal lights used to alert other vehicles and pedestrians to special situations involving the vehicle. Situations where double flashing lights should be turned on include: 1. When the vehicle has a malfunction; 2. When encountering a breakdown on the highway; 3. When towing a malfunctioning motor vehicle; 4. When an emergency malfunction occurs while driving; 5. When temporarily parked on the road; 6. When the vehicle is involved in a traffic accident. Composition of vehicle lights: 1. Position lights: To signal the presence of the vehicle to oncoming and following traffic; 2. Turn signals: To indicate turning movements to other vehicles and pedestrians; 3. Headlights: Comprising low beams and high beams, used for illumination; 4. Fog lights: Used in foggy conditions as a light signal; 5. Reverse lights: To alert pedestrians and vehicles behind when reversing; 6. Brake lights: To warn following vehicles.