If a fire occurs inside a tunnel and the vehicle becomes immobilized, what measures must the driver take?

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Correct action in the event of a fire inside a tunnel is vital for everyone's safety. The driver must: Move the vehicle as far to the right as possible to leave an access lane (emergency corridor) clear for firefighters and ambulances. Switch off the engine to prevent smoke poisoning and oxygen consumption. Leave the keys in the ignition and the doors open (or unlocked) so that emergency services can move the vehicle if necessary to access the fire source. Leave the area immediately towards the nearest emergency exit.

If a fire occurs inside a tunnel and the vehicle becomes immobilized, what measures must the driver take?

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