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Off the carriageway and the hard shoulder
Off the carriageway and shoulder, under Annex III, Section 1, point 2. This question concerns that specific condition, not every possible emergency. If a breakdown prevents removal, the applicable safety and warning measures must be taken; being able to move fully off the road cannot be guaranteed in every emergency.
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