Core: Placing the warning triangle when breaking down on the hard shoulder
As soon as you call roadside assistance, you report exactly where you are. You read that location off the hectometre marker along the road: the road number (for example A44), the hectometre reading (for example 21.8), and whether you are on the left or right of the road (Li/Re). That is faster and more precise than a description by feel.
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- Core: Placing the warning triangle when breaking down on the hard shoulder
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