When to Use can emergency lights drain car battery？

I was about to head to an appointment but my door opener did not yield even a click. Yup no juice I tried my jump box but that did not have enough juice to start it. I was wondering if my solar charging device had gone awry when I realized I had a beep beep going on. My hazard lights were on.
My question: could Hazard light kept flashing for about 24 hours drain a year old battery? Or should I look else where?

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I am trying to use my jump box to give it a trickle charge, enough to get it started with the jump box. Getting my exercise for the week just dragging it back and forth to recharge it. Do I have a chance for this to work ?

It all depends on how old your battery is, how many miles the car is typically driven each time that it is started, the condition of the alternator, and the condition of the battery terminals.

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In short, if your battery and alternator are in decent condition (as verified by a load test and a charging system test), if the car is normally driven for at least 5 miles after it is started each time, and if the battery terminals are tight and free of corrosion, doing this occasionally will not drain your battery excessively.

If your battery is more than 3 years old, I would suggest having a load test done.

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