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stop as far as possible from the vehicle in front.
Stop as far as possible from the vehicle ahead. If traffic causes immobilisation in a tunnel or underpass, the driver and passengers must remain in the vehicle; briefly warn with hazard lights, keep position lights on and stop the engine under Article 97.3. There is no two-minute waiting period for that duty. Emergencies and fire have different instructions.
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stop the vehicle at least 150 metres from the vehicle in front.
immobilise the vehicle, switch off the engine and the sidelights.
stop as far as possible from the vehicle in front.
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