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Official text · Chapter III

Use of hazard warning lights and the “Warning triangle” sign

This translation is unofficial. The Armenian text is the legally binding version.

22.

The hazard warning lights must be switched on:

1)

in the event of a road traffic accident;

10 questions
2)

when forced to stop where stopping is prohibited;

7 questions
3)

when the driver is dazzled by headlights;

2 questions
4)

when towing (on the towed vehicle).

9 questions

The driver must also switch on the hazard warning lights whenever other road users need to be warned of a hazard.

4 questions
23.

After switching on the hazard warning lights (and also when they are faulty or missing), the “Warning triangle” sign (or a flashing red lamp) must be placed immediately:

3 questions
1)

in the event of a road traffic accident;

2)

when forced to stop where stopping is prohibited, and in places where, because of visibility conditions, other drivers may not see the vehicle in time. After doing this, the driver must comply with clause 83 of the Rules.

To warn drivers in time, the “Warning triangle” sign (or a flashing red lamp) is placed at least 15 m from the vehicle in built-up areas and 30 m outside built-up areas.

2 questions
24.

If the hazard warning lights are missing or faulty, the “Warning triangle” sign is fixed to the rear of the towed vehicle.

3 questions
25.

It is prohibited to use the hazard warning lights to gain priority or to stop where stopping is prohibited (except for a forced stop).