What is the Hazard Warning Flasher?

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Hazard warning flasher, also known as the double flasher, refers to both turn signals flashing simultaneously. There is a red triangle button on the vehicle's dashboard; pressing it activates the hazard lights. These lights are used to alert other vehicles in emergency situations or when parked on the roadside to prevent rear-end collisions. Situations requiring the use of hazard lights include: 1. Driving in foggy conditions - Due to poor visibility, both hazard lights and fog lights should be turned on to alert passing vehicles and provide illumination; 2. When the vehicle breaks down or is involved in a traffic accident on the road; 3. When towing a faulty vehicle - Both the towing vehicle and the towed vehicle should have their hazard warning flashers on to indicate their abnormal status; 4. When temporarily parked on the road - The hazard lights should be activated to alert other vehicles.