Turn on the low beam lights and take off your sunglasses before entering the tunnel. Pay attention to traffic lights and other traffic signs in the tunnel.
Drive at the permitted speed. Keep track of tunnel safety device labels and places such as emergency exits and SOS phones.
Stop only in the event of an extreme need, and at the fireside.

• Before traveling, be informed in due time of the weather, condition and patency of the roads you will be driving.
• Prepare your vehicle for driving in accordance with the applicable regulations that require the use of winter equipment on the vehicle at a time when winter conditions are in force. We recommend that you
• use winter tires (M + S) during the winter, and it is advisable to have additional equipment (snow chains, folding shovel, vehicle starter cables - "clips") in the vehicle.
• Before departure check the vehicle fluids (antifreeze, engine oil, windshield washer fluid) and the condition of the battery.
• While on the freeway, regularly listen to the weather and road information via radio (HR2). Adjust your speed and safety clearance with other vehicles according to road conditions. Respect the variable light
• signaling installed on all characteristic sections of the highway.
• When traveling on winter conditions, drive cautiously, avoiding overtaking, sudden braking and accelerating, and sudden changes in direction of travel.

Vehicle in the opposite direction

• When engaging in highway driving, in all cases (toll, junctions, landing points), be careful and follow the traffic signs so that they do not find themselves in the opposite direction of a part of the highway.
• When driving on the motorway, be aware of the possibility of encountering a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction, so it is advisable to check the traffic lane ahead of you in addition to checking the
• vehicles moving behind you.
• Keep up to date with traffic information on the roads by radio (HR2), which will give you timely information on a possible highway reverse incident, as well as important messages and tips for safe driving.
• Observe obligations and restrictions through light-variable signage and messages on information portals.

IMPORTANT NOTE

• If you receive information (radio) about the direction of the vehicle in the opposite direction, reduce the speed to 40 km / h on the part of the highway you are on, and proceed with caution to the right lane without overtaking with all four direction indicators on. Stop the vehicle at the first stop along the highway and wait for emergency information.
• If you have spotted a vehicle traveling in the opposite direction on the highway, immediately notify the police on tel. 192 (92) or by calling 112 (DUZS unique operational communication center). You can also send an email to info. HAC telephone 0800-0422.
• Only when you are informed that the incident situation is over do you resume normal highway driving.

Procedures in the event of a car accident

What to do if you run into a car accident?

• Turn on all four direction indicators and, with extreme caution, stop your vehicle at a stop lane at a safe distance. Turn off the engine, stay calm and calm.

Wear a safety reflective vest and secure the crash site with a safety triangle, if not already done. Immediately notify the police directly on the telephone number 192 (92) or via the DUZS Unified Operational Communication Center by calling tel. 112, or by using the telephone SOS bar along the highway. Do not move injured persons unless they are in immediate danger of fire or explosion. Provide first aid to injured persons in a car accident within your knowledge and ability. Stay on the scene until police arrive.

• In the event of a vehicle failure, if there is no possibility of stopping in the parking lot along the highway, stop the vehicle at the stop lane (or SOS) near the side of the roadway and switch on all 4 direction indicators.
• Wear a reflective vest and place a safety triangle at a prescribed distance to mark a stopped vehicle (100 meters is recommended on the highway).
• By calling 0800 18 18 (ORYX Assistance) or 112 (DUZS Unified Operations Communication Center), ask for technical assistance on the road (0-24h).
• If necessary, you can request technical and other assistance via the SOS Telephone along the highway (SOS phones are 2,000 meters apart along the highway and are directly connected to the Traffic Control Center), where they will contact the operator at the Traffic Control Center.
• Follow the operator's instructions and wait for towing or after-sales service at a safe place outside the vehicle.
• In case the driver cannot remove the vehicle from the highway due to a failure of the vehicle, the highway manager shall immediately issue an Order on removal of the vehicle from the highway to the contracting officer at the expense of the vehicle owner, in accordance with Article 45, paragraph 4 of the Roads Act (OG 84/11). ), and Articles 35, 79, 140 and 180 of the Road Traffic Safety Act (Official Gazette 67/08 and 74/11), and until the vehicle is removed, the patrol will properly mark the stopped vehicle.
• The costs of towing or servicing shall be borne by the user.