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Will pull their vehicle over to the right to let emergency services pass.
In the event of a fire inside a tunnel, the driver must pull their vehicle over as far as possible to the right so as not to obstruct the passage of emergency services. They must also switch off the engine, leave the key in the ignition and the doors open. Occupants must leave the vehicle and head quickly to the nearest refuge or exit, in the direction opposite to the fire, avoiding the carriageway where there are safe areas closed off to vehicle traffic.
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Will pull their vehicle over to the right to let emergency services pass.
Will switch off the vehicle's engine and remain inside it.
Will leave the vehicle's engine running and leave the tunnel.
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