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will leave the doors open and the key in the ignition.
In the event of a fire inside a tunnel or underpass, the driver must leave the doors open and the key in the vehicle. This makes it easier for emergency services to gain access. In addition, they must move the vehicle as far as possible to the right so as not to obstruct the passage of emergency vehicles, switch off the engine, and, together with the occupants, leave the vehicle quickly, heading towards the nearest refuge or exit, in the direction opposite to the fire, avoiding walking on the carriageway if there are safe areas excluded from vehicle traffic.
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will leave the engine off and the doors closed.
will leave the doors open and the key in the ignition.
will leave the engine running and the doors open.
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