While travelling through an illuminated road tunnel, an electrical failure causes your car's powertrain to cut out entirely. Unable to coast to a designated refuge area, you come to a stop against the nearside wall. Which action should you take next?
- APlace an advance warning triangle 45 metres behind your car on the carriageway before phoning recovery services on your mobile.
- BStay inside your vehicle with your seatbelt fastened and wait for tunnel control cameras to detect your stationary car.
- Switch on hazard warning lights, turn off the engine, exit the vehicle, and use the emergency walkway to reach the nearest SOS telephone.Cevap
- DCoast in neutral while attempting to restart the engine, then reverse along the kerb back toward the tunnel entrance.
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Switch on hazard warning lights, turn off the engine, exit the vehicle, and use the emergency walkway to reach the nearest SOS telephone.
If your vehicle breaks down in a tunnel and cannot reach an emergency lay-by, you must switch on your hazard warning lights, switch off the engine, ensure all occupants exit the car safely from the nearside, and proceed along the emergency walkway to the nearest SOS telephone. The roadside emergency telephone is vital because it connects straight to the tunnel control centre, allowing operators to close lanes and dispatch assistance immediately.
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Tunnel Breakdown and Emergency Communication Procedures
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