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Leave the motorway at the first exit.
Leave at the first exit under article 38.2. This rule concerns an emergency; it does not require leaving merely because normal congestion slows traffic. If unable to continue, follow article 130 immobilisation and assistance rules; do not force progress to an exit when unsafe.
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Continue to the destination even after passing other exits.
Leave the motorway at the first exit.
Stay in the same lane and take no exit.
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