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Yes, when feasible and safe; request assistance if needed.
Yes. Warn of the incident and take measures to remove the vehicle as soon as possible, off the carriageway where feasible, or request assistance. Do not expose yourself to traffic to move it. If you cannot safely reach a place outside the traffic platform, remain inside with your belt fastened. An ordinary stop for traffic or a signal does not require removing the vehicle from the carriageway.
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Only heavy vehicles must be removed.
No, it must remain an obstacle even if it can safely be removed.
Yes, when feasible and safe; request assistance if needed.
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