Breakdowns in tunnels

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Breakdowns in tunnels

Breakdowns in tunnels
Tunnels present particular problems if you have a breakdown or emergency, because it can be difficult for you to get 
clear and others to reach you.
If you have a breakdown or accident, switch on hazard warning lights, leave your vehicle and, after dealing with any casualties, get To an emergency refuge point to call for help.
If your vehicle catches fire in a tunnel and you can still drive it, try to get it 
out of the tunnel before the fire gets out of control. If you can’t drive clear, 
stop and try to put out the fire (there are fire extinguishers in tunnels). If that 
fails, get to a refuge point as soon as you can and call for assistance. READ MORE 

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