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Stop as far as possible from the vehicle in front.
Stop as far as possible from the preceding vehicle. For a traffic-related stop in a tunnel, Article 97 requires remaining in the vehicle, switching off the engine, keeping position lights on and temporarily using hazard lights. It does not impose a two-minute wait before switching off the engine.
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Stop as close as possible to the vehicle in front.
Switch on the hazard warning lights and the full-beam headlights.
Stop as far as possible from the vehicle in front.
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