You’re in a tunnel. Your vehicle is on fire and you can’t drive it. What should you do?

A: Stay in the vehicle and close the windows

B: Switch on hazard warning lights

C: Leave the engine running

D: Switch off all of your lights

It’s usually better to drive a burning vehicle out of a tunnel. If you can’t do this, pull over and stop at an emergency point if possible. Switch off the engine, use hazard warning lights, and leave the vehicle immediately. Call for help from the nearest

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