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Switch off the engine and leave the position lights on
If, due to an emergency or traffic density, our vehicle breaks down or becomes stationary inside a tunnel, and it is expected to remain stationary for more than two minutes, we must switch off the vehicle's engine and switch it on again when traffic resumes, while always keeping the position lights on.
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