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Switch on the hazard warning lights, keep the position lights on and switch off the engine.
If, due to an emergency or traffic conditions, our vehicle breaks down or is stopped inside a tunnel, and it is expected to remain stationary for more than two minutes, we must switch off the vehicle's engine and switch it on again when traffic resumes, always leaving the position lights on and switching on the hazard warning lights.
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Switch on the hazard warning lights, keep the position lights on and switch off the engine.
Switch on only the hazard warning lights.
Stop the vehicle as close as possible to the vehicle travelling ahead.
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