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Stay sheltered inside, seek help and follow emergency-service instructions.
Stay sheltered inside the vehicle rather than walk without orientation through snow. Call emergency services if help is needed. Keep the exhaust outlet clear and periodically renew cabin air if using heating with the engine running; avoid exhaust-gas accumulation. This is not a rule to remain inside in every weather event: flooding, fire, exhaust-gas entry or another danger may require leaving the vehicle under emergency-service guidance.
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Keep every door open and continuously let snow enter.
Stay sheltered inside, seek help and follow emergency-service instructions.
Walk without orientation through snow until help is found.
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