You don't necessarily need to be a casualty if you follow the law.

Better yet i case of accident at least the presumption is that you are not negligent because you are following the law. If ever - forbade not of course - you happen to figure in an accident with your hazards on when the law says you should not use it, the burden of proof is on you to prove that you are not negligent. It is a reputable presumption that you are the one who is at fault.

Hazards are generally to be used when stationary and in a dangerous area. Not when moving even if you are crawling because of limp mode. The ability to make turn signal is way more important than added visibility because the carvhas park lights and headlights after all.

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