Under the Road Traffic Act and its subordinate statutes, which lights must the driver of a motor vehicle (excluding motorcycles) turn on when stopping on the road at night due to a breakdown or other unavoidable reason?

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④ Tail lights and side marker lights. When a car (other than a motorcycle) stops or parks on the road at night, it must show its tail lights and side marker lights so other drivers can see its position and width. Headlights are for seeing ahead while driving and can dazzle others. [Enforcement Decree of the Road Traffic Act, Art. 19(2)]