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A vehicle may be moved aside to leave the way clear in a tunnel.
The sign indicates a lay-by in tunnels provided for moving a vehicle aside there to leave the passage clear for other vehicles.
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A vehicle with a breakdown may stop.
You may stop to rest.
A vehicle may be moved aside to leave the way clear in a tunnel.
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