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Using the accessible SOS post and following instructions.
Use the nearest SOS post and follow instructions, under article 97.3.d. Do not walk on the carriageway when areas excluded from traffic provide access to refuge or exit. If no post is accessible, request help by safe means and call 112 in an emergency. Do not block a lane to force other drivers to stop.
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Blocking a lane to force other vehicles to stop.
Using the accessible SOS post and following instructions.
Standing in the middle of the carriageway to signal other drivers.
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