Roadside recovery worker Steven Godbold was hit by a lorry on the hard shoulder near Orpington in 2017. The government has said breakdown vehicles, which currently use amber flashing lights ...
leading to a breakdown. • Switch on your vehicle’s hazard lights. • Put your warning triangle on the road about 50 metres behind your vehicle. • Call for roadside assistance immediately.
During a breakdown: • Switch on your vehicle’s hazard lights. • Put your warning triangle on the road about 50 metres behind your vehicle. • Call for roadside assistance immediately.
Breakdown and recovery services will be able to apply to the Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) for permission to use these ...
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