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The first thing to do if your vehicle breaks down
Pulling over safely avoids obstruction and reduces accident risk.
Use of Hazard and parking lights at time of breakdown
Lights enhance vehicle visibility in low-light conditions.
If vehicle breaks Down then
Always exit away from traffic to avoid collision risk.
Changing tyre at roadside
Tyre changes must occur where you’re not exposed to moving traffic.
Breakdown safety kit essentials.
These items improve visibility for your safety, especially in darkness.
Approaching broken-down vehicle.
Reduced speed allows better reaction time and avoids hazards.
Passing tow truck (<80 km/h limit).
A legal requirement to ensure the safety of roadside workers.
First step to Help at a breakdown:
Ensures your safety before offering assistance.
Heavy vehicle warning triangles on road.
Triangles mark a breakdown, signaling drivers to reduce speed.
Immediate action towards crash area
Legal and essential for preventing further harm and managing the incident.
Consequences of leaving serious crash scene.
Failing to assist in a serious crash is a criminal offense.
Immediate action when Crash to Reduce fire risk.
Cuts power, preventing potential sparks or fuel ignition.
Vehicle breakdown in tunnel.
Adhere to tunnel safety protocols, reducing personal exposure to traffic.
Other uses for hazard lights.
Enhances vehicle visibility in severe weather conditions.
Crash involving dangerous load: Essential contact.
Critical for immediate response to hazardous materials.
If Crash with dangerous Chemical vehicle
Protects against toxic, corrosive, or flammable substances.