Vehicles with a speed limit of 60 km/h or less in a tunnel
A fire in the tunnel and you cannot go on
Switch off the engine, leave the vehicle and walk to the nearest exit.
Getting out of your vehicle in a road tunnel
Things not to do in a road tunnel
Overtake, tailgate, speed, change lanes unnecessarily, stop, or use the horn except in an emergency.
Cross-passage doors next to the fast lane (MCE, KPE, CTE tunnels)
They lead to the opposite-bound tunnel, about every 100 metres.
A speed limit sign without a red ring in the KPE and MCE tunnels
A recommended lower speed during congestion. A sign with a red ring is a limit you must obey.
Entering a road tunnel almost out of fuel
Not allowed: running out of fuel in a tunnel blocks traffic and is dangerous.
Using the horn in a road tunnel
Emergency exit doors in the KPE tunnel
Next to both the slow and fast lanes.
A minor accident in a tunnel, with no injuries
Drive out of the tunnel and settle the details at a safe place, such as a car park.
Fire extinguishers in a tunnel
In the emergency cabinets, every 50 metres. Use them to put out small fires in vehicles.
Vehicles carrying dangerous goods in road tunnels
Emergency telephones in a tunnel
Next to the slow lane, about every 100 metres.
Vehicles too big for road tunnels
Those 4.5 metres or higher, wider than 3 metres, or longer than 13 metres.
Heavy vehicles in a road tunnel
Why tune in to the FM radio before a tunnel
To hear emergency announcements from the tunnel's control centre.
Slow vehicles not allowed in road tunnels
Vehicles with a speed limit of 40 km/h or less.
Meaning of this sign
An emergency in the tunnel ahead
Do not enter. Use another road, and watch the message signboards.
A flat tyre in a road tunnel
Do not change it in the tunnel. Call for help from the nearest emergency phone.
This lane use signal above your lane in a tunnel
Red cross: the lane is closed, do not go past the sign in that lane.
Tap the card to flip it. Use the arrow keys or swipe to move.
All flash card sets