Emergency road flares are devices used to warn other drivers of a hazard on the road. They are typically designed to emit a bright, intense light that is easily visible from a distance, making them an effective means of alerting motorists to the presence of a disabled vehicle, accident scene, or other emergency situation. Road flares are typically made of a combustible material, such as wood, and are coated in a flammable substance that burns brightly when ignited. They may be sold in kits that include several flares along with other emergency supplies, and are often required by law to be carried in vehicles for use in emergency situations. It is important to use road flares safely and responsibly, and to follow all manufacturer instructions and local regulations.
