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Switch off the engine, activate hazard lights and keep position lights on.
Switch off the engine, activate hazard lights and keep position lights on. If possible, place the vehicle in the nearest emergency area ahead or, if none exists, near the right edge. Activate the prescribed illuminated warning device, request help through SOS if available and follow instructions. Move to the nearest refuge or exit, using areas excluded from vehicles where available. Fire and traffic-queue immobilisation have different specific rules.
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Switch off the engine, activate hazard lights and keep position lights on.
Keep the engine running and switch off all lights.
Switch off all lights because the tunnel is already lit.
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