Can You Be Fined for Parking on the Roadside with Hazard Lights On?
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Parking on the roadside with hazard lights on can result in a fine. Turning on hazard lights does not allow you to park illegally at will, and improper use of hazard lights may also be captured by traffic cameras, which is a serious traffic violation. Always park according to regulations, avoid attempting shortcuts, and pay attention to traffic rules for safe driving. 1. Hazard Lights: Hazard lights are also known as emergency flashers, commonly referred to as "double flashers." The hazard light button is located in the middle of the dashboard, marked with a red triangle. Pressing it causes all four turn signals to flash simultaneously, indicating a warning to other drivers. 2. Usage Scenarios: On highways, if you need to pull over due to a breakdown, turn on hazard lights to alert vehicles behind you; they can also be used when your car is being towed; if your car breaks down on the road, turn on hazard lights to warn approaching vehicles to slow down and proceed with caution.