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To avoid obstructing the passage of emergency vehicles.
To facilitate emergency-service access. Follow signs and tunnel staff instructions without making dangerous movements to reach a particular position. Stop the engine and proceed to an emergency exit following instructions without exposing yourself to smoke or fire. The purpose is emergency intervention rather than ordinary overtaking.
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To allow pedestrians who have left their vehicles to pass.
To allow vehicles ahead of you to overtake.
To avoid obstructing the passage of emergency vehicles.
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