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Switch off the engine.
Switch it off and keep position lights on. Article 97 also requires temporarily using hazard lights to warn approaching traffic and remaining in the vehicle during this traffic-related halt. Leave as much space as possible from the vehicle ahead and follow signs and instructions. Emergency or fire immobilisation has a different procedure, which may require leaving for a refuge or exit.
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Switch on only the hazard warning lights.
Switch off both the engine and the sidelights.
Switch off the engine.
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