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How to fold a car warning triangle?

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Barry

07/25/25 6:06am

Warning triangle is a snap buckle, just pull hard on one corner to release it. The triangular warning sign has two movable edges. Fold and retract the movable legs of the triangular warning sign. Retract both side supports. There are 4 supports in total, with two on each side. First retract the straight ones, then the curved ones.

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WestonMarie

08/10/25 6:03pm

With over ten years of driving experience, I've encountered several breakdowns on the road, and the placement of the warning triangle is absolutely not something to take lightly. First, after parking the car, turn on the hazard lights as a warning, then retrieve the warning triangle from the trunk. When placing it, walk at least 50 meters behind the car (150 meters or more is recommended on highways), choose a flat and open area to set it up firmly, ensuring it won't be blown over by wind or moved by passing traffic. Make sure it faces the direction of oncoming traffic at the correct angle, and at turns or curves, place it at the start of the straight section to avoid rear-end collisions. Never cut corners in rainy or foggy conditions—poor visibility means you should place it even farther away. Safety comes first; after setting it up, stay away from traffic and wait for assistance.

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