Hazard Light Use (Click here for Canada)

The use of hazard lights is permitted unless otherwise posted.

The use of hazard lights is not permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except in an emergency situation.

Hazard light usage is not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is not permitted except if the vehicle speed is 25 mph or less.

Hazard light use is permitted unless otherwise posted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is permitted.

The use of hazard lights is not permitted

The use of hazard lights is permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except to indicate the presence of a vehicular traffic hazard requiring unusual care in approaching, overtaking or passing.

The use of hazard lights is not permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except in emergency situations.

The use of hazard lights are not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted, unless to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is not permitted except in emergency situations.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard lights are not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light usage is permitted.

Hazard light usage is permitted.

Hazard lights are not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light usage is not permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted.

The use of hazard lights is not permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted unless otherwise posted.

Hazard light use is permitted unless otherwise posted.

Hazard light use is permitted unless otherwise posted.

Hazard light use is not permitted, except when a hazardous condition is present.

Hazard light use is not permitted except in emergency situations and to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard light use is permitted unless otherwise posted.

Hazard lights are permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

Hazard lights may be used for the purpose of warning the operators of other vehicles of the presence of a vehicular traffic hazard requiring the exercise of unusual care in approaching, overtaking or passing.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except in emergency situations.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted except for emergency vehicles, stopped or slowed vehicles to indicate a traffic hazard, when traveling as part of a funeral procession, or traveling slower than 30 mph.

Hazard light use is not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard.

Hazard lights are not permitted except in emergency situations.

Hazard lights are not permitted except to indicate a traffic hazard or when a hazardous condition is present.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard light use is not permitted.

The use of hazard lights is required by passenger vehicles that are stationary on a highway outside of an urban area at night or when the vehicle is not visible from 150 meters distance.

Hazard lights may be used when operating a slow-moving vehicle or when a vehicle is disabled on the highway.

Hazard lights may be used when a motor vehicle is coming to a stop or standing on a highway or traveling at a speed less than 40 kph when it is necessary to do so for safe operation; and when the vehicle is again put in motion or resumes a speed up to 40 kph.

Hazard lights are permitted only when a vehicle is parked on the highway or any portion thereof due to an emergency or under circumstances beyond the control of the driver.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard lights must be used when a vehicle is parked on a roadway under during the period from 1 hour after sunset to1 hour before sunrise or at any other time when conditions of poor visibility exist. A vehicle that is travelling at less than 40 km/h, owing to vehicle impairment, must have its hazard lights activated.

Hazard light use is permitted.

Hazard lights are required to be activated when a driver parks a vehicle on a roadway during the period from 1/2 hour after sunset to 1/2 hour before sunrise or at any other time when conditions of poor visibility exist; or when the vehicle is travelling at less than 40 km/h due to vehicle impairment.

There are no restrictions on hazard light use.

Hazard lights may not be used on a highway when a vehicle is moving.

Hazard light use is permitted only for safety reasons.

Hazard lights may not be used unless a vehicle is coming to a stop or is standing on a highway, it is necessary to do so for the safe operation of the vehicle, or the vehicle presents a hazard to other vehicles on the highway.

Hazard lights are permitted to indicate a hazard.