The regulations for admitting vehicles to traffic require that the vehicle be equipped with an audible signal to give warning signals. In addition, the hazard warning light system must be functioning so that in the event of an accident, the stationary vehicle is illuminated by hazard warning lights. Since the hazard warning light also works when the ignition is off, voltage is supplied to the switch directly from the battery via a fuse. Voltage is supplied to the direction indicators only when the ignition is on via the ignition switch. Always check the operation of the signaling devices before driving.
Emergency light signaling
With the ignition off, turn on the hazard warning lights. All six direction indicators should flash at the same rate, along with the indicator lamp in the instrument cluster.
Direction indicators
Turn on the ignition and turn signals. The turn signals and the indicator lamp in the instrument cluster should flash in the same rhythm.
Stop signal
Place the rear of the car against a wall. When you press the brake pedal, the light from the burning brake lights should be reflected on the wall on the right and left sides of the car. When driving in a column, when you press the brake pedal, the light from the burning brake lights should be reflected from the headlight reflectors or paintwork of the car moving behind, which can be seen in the rearview mirror.