What does it mean when a car has its hazard lights on all the way?

[JamesonMarie]

The following is an introduction to cars with hazard lights on all the way: 1. Temporary parking due to vehicle breakdown on the highway: If a car breaks down on the highway and needs to be parked on the roadside, a triangular warning sign should be quickly placed behind the car, and the hazard lights must be turned on. This is mainly to alert vehicles behind that there is a car breakdown ahead, so they must slow down and detour. 2. When visibility is too low, such as during foggy conditions: When driving in heavy fog, snowstorms, or heavy rain with very low visibility, especially when visibility is less than 100 meters, it is essential to turn on the hazard lights. 3. During vehicle towing: When a vehicle breaks down and needs to be towed, both the towing vehicle and the towed vehicle must have their hazard lights on. This is because the towed vehicle cannot be controlled flexibly, so the speed should be reduced to the minimum, and surrounding vehicles should be constantly reminded to give way.