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Keep driving until you leave the underpass, whenever possible.
Continue to the underpass exit; if that is impossible, continue to an emergency area, under article 97. Do not stop unnecessarily on the carriageway. If immobilised, apply tunnel or underpass emergency measures: sidelights and hazard lights, engine off, prescribed luminous warning device and a request for assistance, following instructions received.
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Stop the vehicle, get out of it and head towards the exit of the underpass.
Switch off the engine and turn on the hazard warning lights.
Keep driving until you leave the underpass, whenever possible.
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