How to Use a Warning Triangle Correctly?
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Correct usage of the warning triangle: 1. On regular roads, in case of vehicle breakdown or traffic accidents, the warning triangle should be placed 50 to 100 meters behind the vehicle; 2. On highways, the warning sign should be placed at least 150 meters behind the vehicle; 3. In rainy or foggy weather conditions, the distance should be increased to 200 meters. During specific usage, when an emergency stop is required due to an accident, the warning triangle should be placed directly behind the vehicle or in the same lane, not to the side or rear. Otherwise, it may not only fail to serve as an effective warning but could also mislead approaching vehicles, increasing the likelihood of secondary accidents.