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Sidelights
Position lights. Switch off the engine and temporarily activate hazard lights to warn drivers approaching from behind; occupants must not leave the vehicle because of this traffic jam. For stops exceeding two minutes in a tunnel or other enclosed place, article 115.2 also requires switching off the engine while keeping position lights on: this is not merely advice. A breakdown or fire has different specific instructions.
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