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question 74 contrôler l'état propreté et la fonctionnement de tous les clignotants à côté de trottoir 1) quelle est la signification d'un clignotant plus rapide ? quelles sont les précautions à prendre pour réaliser le dégagement d'urgence d'une victime en présence d'un danger réel immédiat et non contrôlable ?
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