What indicates that a vehicle is parked and should not be moved?

The use of parking lights indicates that a vehicle is parked and should not be moved. Parking lights are specifically designed to make a vehicle visible to other drivers when it is parked, particularly in low-light conditions or on the side of the road. They serve as a signal that the vehicle is stationary and should not be considered a hazard, thereby providing increased safety for both the parked vehicle and other motorists.

By contrast, hazard lights are typically used when a vehicle is experiencing a problem or is temporarily stopped in an unsafe area. Flashing headlights can indicate a variety of actions, such as warning another driver or signaling. Turn signals are used to indicate a driver’s intention to turn or change lanes, and therefore do not convey the message that a vehicle is parked.