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You must activate the hazard warning lights and leave the dipped-beam headlights on.
Whenever our vehicle becomes immobilised because of a breakdown inside a tunnel or enclosed place for more than two minutes, the vehicle driver is advised to switch off the engine to save fuel, activate the hazard warning lights to alert other users to the situation and keep the position lights on so that other road users can see the vehicle.
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You must activate the hazard warning lights and sound the horn.
You must switch off the engine, activate the hazard warning lights and leave the position lights on.
You must activate the hazard warning lights and leave the dipped-beam headlights on.
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