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Position it as far right as possible under those safe conditions.
As close as possible to the right side, without a manoeuvre exposing you to fire or smoke. Switch off the engine and leave the key and doors open as the rule provides to aid removal. Leave the vehicle for a nearby refuge or exit away from the fire, using pedestrian areas where present; follow signs and instructions. Do not delay evacuation to collect documents.
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Position it as far right as possible under those safe conditions.
Leave it across all lanes, blocking them.
Stop in the centre to prevent emergency-service access.
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