You may never know when an incident could happen. If something does, you’ll need a warning triangle to keep other drivers notified of a hazard’s presence at night. Warning triangles should be placed an appropriate distance from the hazard to allow other drivers to safely stop, or avoid it.

Hazard warning light lights alone are NOT sufficient, especially if the vehicle is immobilised on a bend or dip in the road, or has a flat battery.

Ideal for use in Spain, where it is recommended to have 2 warning triangles with you.