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Signal it and remove it from the road as soon as possible.
Signal the obstacle and take the measures needed to remove it as soon as possible under Article 130. Do not expose yourself to traffic to retrieve the load. If safe removal is impossible, notify emergency or assistance services. Use the required warning equipment and hazard, position and outline lights as applicable. Do not place warning equipment where doing so requires entering traffic lanes.
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Only signal it and wait for a police vehicle to arrive to remove it.
Do not stop until you find a suitable place to park.
Signal it and remove it from the road as soon as possible.
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