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Quickly evacuate occupants and seek to clear the passage.
Take appropriate measures to evacuate occupants quickly and clear the passage as soon as possible without unnecessary exposure to danger. If you cannot clear it, immediately give approaching vehicles adequate warning of the danger and seek help. Do not remain inside awaiting recovery without responding to the danger. This rule concerns immobilisation beyond your control, not an ordinary traffic wait.
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Take no action until the recovery vehicle arrives.
Quickly evacuate occupants and seek to clear the passage.
Leave it obstructed without warning approaching users.
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