Due to an emergency, a car becomes immobilized on the roadway; should its driver place the hazard warning triangles, as a general rule?
A)No, except if the immobilization occurs on a road outside built-up areas.
B)He should only turn on the hazard light and, if applicable, the position lights.
C)Yes, even if the hazard light, the position light or both have been turned on.Correct
# Explanation
According to traffic regulations, when a vehicle becomes immobilized on the roadway due to an emergency, the driver **must mandatorily place the hazard warning triangles** as a general safety measure. This is necessary on both urban and interurban roads, even if the hazard lights or position lights have already been turned on. The triangles complement these light signals and better warn other drivers of the obstacle.