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immobilise the vehicle as close as possible to the right-hand edge.
As close as possible to the right edge if there is no emergency area. Switch off the engine, activate hazards and keep sidelights on; activate the applicable warning device and request help through the nearest SOS point, if present, following instructions. Occupants should head to the nearest refuge or exit using areas excluded from traffic where available. Do not confuse this breakdown with a traffic queue, where occupants remain in the vehicle.
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immobilise the vehicle as close as possible to the left-hand edge.
immobilise the vehicle as close as possible to the right-hand edge.
remain on the carriageway without moving far away from the vehicle.
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