When may you use your motorcycle’s hazard warning lights?

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When may you use your motorcycle's hazard warning lights?

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Hazard warning lights are an important safety feature. Use them when you’re riding on a motorway to warn following traffic of danger ahead. You should also use them if your motorcycle has broken down and is causing an obstruction.

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